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Exam 1 Review. 3 topics supply and demand examples the PPF circular flow slide are posted on the course web site. Supply and Demand. DRAW THE PICTURE! factors that shift demand income tastes prices of substitutes/complements population buyer expectations. factors that shift supply
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Exam 1 Review • 3 topics • supply and demand examples • the PPF • circular flow • slide are posted on the course web site
Supply and Demand • DRAW THE PICTURE! • factors that shift demand • income • tastes • prices of substitutes/complements • population • buyer expectations
factors that shift supply • costs • prices of substitutes/complements in production • seller expectations • # of sellers • productivity
demand and supply • increase = shift right • decrease = shift left • price change of good does NOT shift the D or S of that good • IF D or S curve shifts, THEN equilibrium price will change
example: market for Nikes • all of the “hot” athletes are wearing Reeboks • which curve? • demand (tastes) • which direction? • decrease (left)
D’ P S P falls Q falls D Q
example: market for Jeeps • increase in the price of steel • which curve? • supply (cost) • which direction? • decrease (left)
S’ P S P rises Q falls D Q
example: market for pizza in Oswego • college enrollment rises • fire destroys several pizza places in Oswego falls • what happens?
more college students • increase demand • increase in P & Q • fewer pizza places • decrease supply • increase P, decrease Q
S’ D’ P S P rises Q ? D Q
The PPF • production possibilities frontier • points inside, on, outside the PPF • opportunity cost • economic growth & PPF
CDs 15 9 6 6 bottled water 3 2 point (3, 9) -- efficient point (2, 6) -- inefficient point (6, 15) -- not possible
CDs 15 6 bottled water economic growth shifts out the PPF
opportunity cost of 1 bottle of water: • A to B = 1 CD • B to C = 2 CDs • C to D = 3 CDs
PPF • negative slope • tradeoff due to scarcity • concave • increase opportunity costs • shifts out • economic growth
Circular flow • two players • HH • firms • two markets • factor/resource market • product market
HH • let firms use factors • & receive income • receive products from firms • & pay for them
Firms • receive factors from HH • & pay for them • give products to HH • & receive price
get rent, wages, etc. pay rent, wages, etc. supply labor, land, etc. Hire labor, land, etc. supply goods goods bought revenue from goods pay for goods Factor Mkts HH Firms Goods Mkts