BYV Quiz #3 Economics Leibler

Supply

The number of products that a firm is willing to sell is also known as the number it is willing to

Demand

when a good or service is actually sold

Product Market

Consumer goods and services are sold in the

Factor Market

The four factors of production are sold in the

Inelastic Demand

If a change in price results in a smaller relative change in the quantity sold, the product involved probably has

Elastic Demand

If a change in price results in a larger relative change in the quantity sold, the product involved probably has

Demand Schedule

A table that shows the number of items that could be sold at various prices

Supply Curve

A graph that shows the number of items a firm would be willing to sell at various prices

Diminishing Returns

The fact that after a point the costs of production per item increase as the number produced grows shows

Circular Flow Model

A chart that shows the flow of money, goods and services, and the four factors of production

Supply Schedule

A table that shows the number of items a firm would be willing to sell at various prices

Demand Curve

A graph that shows the number of items that would be sold at various prices

Complements

Two goods that are used together

Substitutes

Two goods that can be used in place of each other

Surplus

A market price above the equilibrium price will result in a _________________________ of the product

Law of Demand

The principle that says people will buy more of a product at a lower price than they will at a higher price (if nothing else changes)

Shortage

A market price below the equilibrium price will result in a _____________________ of the product.

Elasticity

The relationship between a change in price and a change in the quantity sold

Point of Equilibrium

A product's supply and demand curves will intersect at a

Determinants of Demand

Factors that can cause a demand curve to move to the left or right

Law of Supply

The principle of economics that states that at higher prices producers will be willing to offer more products for sale than at lower prices

Supply

The number of products that a firm is willing to sell is also known as the number it is willing to

Demand

when a good or service is actually sold

Product Market

Consumer goods and services are sold in the

Factor Market

The four factors of production are sold in the

Inelastic Demand

If a change in price results in a smaller relative change in the quantity sold, the product involved probably has

Elastic Demand

If a change in price results in a larger relative change in the quantity sold, the product involved probably has

Demand Schedule

A table that shows the number of items that could be sold at various prices

Supply Curve

A graph that shows the number of items a firm would be willing to sell at various prices

Diminishing Returns

The fact that after a point the costs of production per item increase as the number produced grows shows

Circular Flow Model

A chart that shows the flow of money, goods and services, and the four factors of production

Supply Schedule

A table that shows the number of items a firm would be willing to sell at various prices

Demand Curve

A graph that shows the number of items that would be sold at various prices

Complements

Two goods that are used together

Substitutes

Two goods that can be used in place of each other

Surplus

A market price above the equilibrium price will result in a _________________________ of the product

Law of Demand

The principle that says people will buy more of a product at a lower price than they will at a higher price (if nothing else changes)

Shortage

A market price below the equilibrium price will result in a _____________________ of the product.

Elasticity

The relationship between a change in price and a change in the quantity sold

Point of Equilibrium

A product's supply and demand curves will intersect at a

Determinants of Demand

Factors that can cause a demand curve to move to the left or right

Law of Supply

The principle of economics that states that at higher prices producers will be willing to offer more products for sale than at lower prices