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2. | Trends and fashions that are highly desirable to the consumer |
5. | If producers expect future price to be higher, they will try to hold on to their inventories and offer the products to the buyers in the future thus capturing the higher price |
6. | the greater the price, the less your income can buy |
7. | Consumption increases with an increase in income |
8. | As more firms enter the market, more and more of the good in question gets produced. |
9. | As the price goes up the quantity supplied goes up, inverse is true |
10. | the actual demand curve will shift because there has been a change in demand |
12. | the quantities people are willing and able to buy at various prices |
14. | the worth of a good or service as determined by the market |
16. | Price changes of products that consumers can live without and that has many substitutes |
17. | The producer has to pay for resources such as raw materials, machinery, and labor. If they are short on supplying a certain number of products because of an increase in input costs, supply will decrease. |
18. | Producer is more willing to produce a good or service than the consumers are willing to buy |
20. | Why does a market exist? |
22. | easy to increase and decrease production |
23. | Responsiveness of producers to changes in the price of their goods or services |
29. | The actual supply curve will shift because there has been a change in supply |
31. | the amount of satisfaction that you receive from a good or service |
32. | The percent change in quantity demanded given a percent change in price |
33. | A producer can produce more than one product but because money is limited, if they increase supply for one product, supply of the other will decrease |
34. | Number of buyers in the market |
35. | If two items satisfy the same needs, and the price of one good rises, then people will buy more of the lower prices items |
36. | The sum of the individuals demands in a given market |