NIU ECON 261: Macroeconomics Exam 1
(Chs. 1, 2, 4, 10, and 11) Latest Update
How are demand and supply determined? - ANSWER As a group by Buyers and
Sellers
Price and Demand have what kind of relationship? - ANSWER Inverse; when one
rises, the other falls
What is the demand schedule? - ANSWER table that shows relationship between
price and demand
Market Demand - ANSWER SUM of all ind. demands for a good or service
Variable that can shift the demand curve: - ANSWER - Income
- Prices of related goods
- Tastes
- Expectations
- Number of buyers
Complements effect demand in what way? - ANSWER When the Price on one
rises, the demand for the other falls.
Expectations effect demand in what way? - ANSWER Expect increase in income,
current demand rises.
Expect increase in price, current demand rises.
If the number of buyers increases, - ANSWER market demand will also increase
Variables that can shift the supply curve - ANSWER - Input prices
- Technology
- Expectations about future
- Number of sellers
Supply and Input have what kind of relationship? - ANSWER Inverse; higher
input price = lower supply
Supply and Technology have what kind of relationship? - ANSWER twinsies;
advance in technology = higher supply
(Chs. 1, 2, 4, 10, and 11) Latest Update
How are demand and supply determined? - ANSWER As a group by Buyers and
Sellers
Price and Demand have what kind of relationship? - ANSWER Inverse; when one
rises, the other falls
What is the demand schedule? - ANSWER table that shows relationship between
price and demand
Market Demand - ANSWER SUM of all ind. demands for a good or service
Variable that can shift the demand curve: - ANSWER - Income
- Prices of related goods
- Tastes
- Expectations
- Number of buyers
Complements effect demand in what way? - ANSWER When the Price on one
rises, the demand for the other falls.
Expectations effect demand in what way? - ANSWER Expect increase in income,
current demand rises.
Expect increase in price, current demand rises.
If the number of buyers increases, - ANSWER market demand will also increase
Variables that can shift the supply curve - ANSWER - Input prices
- Technology
- Expectations about future
- Number of sellers
Supply and Input have what kind of relationship? - ANSWER Inverse; higher
input price = lower supply
Supply and Technology have what kind of relationship? - ANSWER twinsies;
advance in technology = higher supply