Supply and Demand Dynamics in Economics

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Econ Alive Chapter 6
 
Price at which
Quantity Demanded
and Quantity Supplied
are equal
In the real world,
Demand and Supply
work together
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CHANGES IN DEMAND
 
CHANGES IN SUPPLY
 
Key Words:
Buyers/Consumers
Determinants:
Population
Income of Consumers
Change in Consumer Tastes
Price of Substitutes
Price of Complementary Goods
Consumer Expectations
 
Key Words:
Sellers/Suppliers/
Producers/Manufacturers
Determinants:
Price of Inputs
# of Firms in the Industry
Business Taxes/Government
Policy
Technology
Producer Expectations
Natural Disaster/Major Event
 
When Demand or Supply changes, Equilibrium
price changes
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Increases Equilibrium
Price & Quantity
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Decrease in
Equilibrium Price and
Quantity
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Increases Equilibrium
Price
Decreases Equilibrium
Quantity
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Equilibrium Price
Decreases
Equilibrium Quantity
Increases
 
Situation in which quantity
demanded is greater than
quantity supplied
 
 
Situation in which
quantity supplied is
greater than
quantity demanded
 
 
We don’t like shortages or surpluses!
The market wants to correct itself and adjust
the price to get back to equilibrium!
 
 
Government gets involved
To help consumers?
Protect interest groups?
Creates:
Price Ceilings
Price Floors
 
 
Legal maximum price
that may be charged
for a good or services
Often creates
shortages
 
Legal Minimum price
that may be charged
for a good or service
Often creates
surpluses
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Explore the relationship between supply and demand in economics, focusing on concepts such as equilibrium price, changes in demand or supply, shifts in equilibrium price, and the impact on equilibrium quantity. Learn about shortages, surpluses, and how the market self-corrects to restore balance.

  • Economics
  • Supply and Demand
  • Equilibrium Price
  • Market Dynamics
  • Shortages

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  1. Econ Alive Chapter 6 PUTTING SUPPLY & DEMAND TOGETHER

  2. EQUILIBRIUM PRICE Price at which Quantity Demanded and Quantity Supplied are equal In the real world, Demand and Supply work together

  3. CHANGES IN DEMAND OR SUPPLY DEMAND AND SUPPLY CAN STILL CHANGE! CHANGES IN DEMAND CHANGES IN SUPPLY Key Words: Buyers/Consumers Determinants: Population Income of Consumers Change in Consumer Tastes Price of Substitutes Price of Complementary Goods Consumer Expectations Key Words: Sellers/Suppliers/ Producers/Manufacturers Determinants: Price of Inputs # of Firms in the Industry Business Taxes/Government Policy Technology Producer Expectations Natural Disaster/Major Event

  4. SHIFTS IN EQUILIBRIUM PRICE When Demand or Supply changes, Equilibrium price changes

  5. Increases Equilibrium Price & Quantity INCREASE IN DEMAND INCREASE IN DEMAND

  6. Decrease in Equilibrium Price and Quantity DECREASE IN DEMAND DECREASE IN DEMAND

  7. Increases Equilibrium Price Decreases Equilibrium Quantity WHEN SUPPLY DECREASES WHEN SUPPLY DECREASES

  8. Equilibrium Price Decreases Equilibrium Quantity Increases WHEN SUPPLY INCREASES WHEN SUPPLY INCREASES

  9. SHORTAGE Situation in which quantity demanded is greater than quantity supplied

  10. SURPLUS Situation in which quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded

  11. USE THE FORCE! (OF THE MARKET) We don t like shortages or surpluses! The market wants to correct itself and adjust the price to get back to equilibrium!

  12. PRICE CONTROLS Government gets involved To help consumers? Protect interest groups? Creates: Price Ceilings Price Floors

  13. PRICE CEILING Legal maximum price that may be charged for a good or services Often creates shortages

  14. PRICE FLOOR Legal Minimum price that may be charged for a good or service Often creates surpluses

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