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A exchange of one thing for more of another, for example buying less apples so you can buy more oranges. |
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These goods aren/t scare so they aren't brought and sold at a price because no cost of production is involved. |
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Economic goods are goods which because of their scarcity and cost of production you have to pay a price to obtain. |
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POSITIVE AND NORMATIVE STATEMENTS |
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- Normative statements involve a value judgement and opinion. - Positive statements can be scientifically proven and must have evidence |
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A market is where there is a meeting of buyers and sellers for the purpose of exchanging goods and services. Firms usually sell and household consume. |
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A demand curve shows the quantities of a good that households and consumers plan to purchase at different prices. |
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WHAT CAUSES THE DEMAND CURVE TO SHIFT ? |
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A change in any factors but the price will cause a shift in the demand curve, a change in price will cause a shift along the curve. Such as: - Income - Taxes - Prices of substitute goods |
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These are goods that are in competing demand such as Playstation and Xbox. |
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When the supply and demand curves meet and there is no excess supply or any excess demand. |
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Goods that are joint in demand, such as Bread and Butter. |
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WHAT IS THE SUPPLY CURVE ? |
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The supply curve shows how much firms or corporations plan to supply at a given price. |
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HOW TO SHIFT THE SUPPLY CURVE ? |
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The supply curve shIfts if the conditions of supply change. Examples of these conditions of supply: - Cost of production - Indirect taxes - Subsides |
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PRICE ELASTICITY OF DEMAND (PED) |
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PED shows the responsiveness of quantity demanded of a good or service to a change in its price. PED = PROPORTIONATE CHANGE IN QUANTITY DEMANDED/ PROPTIONATE CHANGE IN PRICE |
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