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Learn about economic principles of demand and supply, including graphs, production possibilities, and shifters that impact markets. Explore the laws and curves that govern consumer behavior and resource allocation.
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Jeopardy! Genesis Ventura Period 2 Begin
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- $100The amount of a good that buyers are willing and able to purchase. C1-$100 Quantity demanded
- $200The claim that, other things equal, the quantity demanded of a good falls when the price of a good rises. C1-$200 Law of demand.
- $300A graph of the relationship between the price of a good and the quantity demanded. C1-$300 Demand curve
- $400Various things shift a demand curve right or left. These are things that are not price, example: seasons, tastes and preferences etc C1-$400 Changes is demand
- $500A table that shows the relationship between the price of a good and the quantity demanded. C1-$500 Demand schedule
- $100The claim that, other things equal, the quantity supplied of a good rises when the price of the good rises. C2-$100 Law of supply
- $200A graph of the relationship between the price of a good and the quantity supplied. C2-$200 Supply curve
- $300All things being equal, more is supplied at a higher price than at a lower price. C2-$300 Price effect/law of supply
- $400Various things shift a supply curve right or left. Suppliers are willing to offer more or less for sale at each and every price. C2-$400 Changes in supply
- $500A table that shows the relationship between the price of a good and the quantity supplied. C2-$500 Supply schedule
- $100Where there aren’t enough resources available to satisfy our wants. C3-$100 Scarcity
- $200Rewards designed to influence a specific behavioral response. C3-$200 Incentives
- $300Physical objects produced for sale. C3-$300 Goods
- $400Activities done for us by others C3-$400 Service
- $500Can be money, or any tool that helps us produce a good or service C3-$500 Capitol
- $100 C4-$100 Supply Curve
- $200 C3-200 Demand curve
- $300 C3-$300 Circular flow of income
- $400 C3-$400 Shift in demand
- $500 C3-$500 Supply and demand curve
- $100The second best choice you gave up when you chose the first best choice C4-$100 Opportunity cost
- $200Condition where the maximum output is produced with the given resources and technology. C4-$200 Productive efficiency
- $300What Occurs when an economy operates inside the PPC/PPF? C4-$300 Inefficiency/unemployment
- $400What Occurs at any point outside the PPC/PPF? C4-$400 Unattainable
- $500As more of a good is produced, the opportunity costs of producing that good increase C4-$500 Law of increasing opportunity costs
- $100Consumer Numbers shift what? C4-$100 Demand curve
- $200Future Expectations shift what? C4-$200 Demand curve
- $300Number of Sellers shift what? C4-$300 Supply curve
- $400Price of Related Goods such as substitutes and complements shifts what? C4-$400 Demand curve
- $500Taxes and Subsidies shift what? C4-$500 Supply curve