A market supply schedule is a chart that list how much of a good
all suppliers will offer at different prices.
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What are the leading economic indicators supposed to predict
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business cycles
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What do sellers do if they expect the price of goods they have for sale to increase dramatically in the near future
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Store the goods until the price rises and then try to sell
them.
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How do falling prices affect supply
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The quantity demanded rises.
Explanation: The lower a prize becomes the more people will want to buy that certain good no matter what the good may be. Falling prices discourage suppliers because of dwindling profits and when suppliers shy away, shortage arises as well.
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Does GDP include the money made by selling natural resources like oil and ores
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Yes, but the exact way you would count that money depends on the
method of GDP calculation that you use.
What is an example that displays the law of supply
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An example of the Law of Supply is:
The price of an object increased, so the quantity supplied of
that object also increased.
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What will always cause a supply curve to shift to the left
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advaces in tec
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Suppose the elasticity of demand for cereal is 1 if cereal increases in price by 25 percent how much will the quantity demanded decreased by
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25 percent
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What is an exception to the general idea that markets lead to an efficient allocation of resources
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Imperfect Compitition
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Which is not a result of regulation or government intervention in a market
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lowering the costs of production of a good (novanet)
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Which item would probably have inelastic demand for a student
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School Buss Pass
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What does new technology generally do to production
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It lowers cost and increases supply.
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Why would the supply curve of a dog-walking business be considered elastic
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Because it can hire workers quickly if the price rises.
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What do economists use to determine if an economy is healthy or if it is in a recession or depression
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GDP
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What is GDP expressed in constant or unchanging prices called
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real GDP
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What Government intervention to affect the production of a good
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regulation
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What is a market supply schedule
A market supply schedule is a chart that list how much of a good
all suppliers will offer at different prices.
What are the leading economic indicators supposed to predict
business cycles
What do sellers do if they expect the price of goods they have for sale to increase dramatically in the near future
Store the goods until the price rises and then try to sell
them.
How do falling prices affect supply
The quantity demanded rises.
Explanation: The lower a prize becomes the more people will want to buy that certain good no matter what the good may be. Falling prices discourage suppliers because of dwindling profits and when suppliers shy away, shortage arises as well.
Does GDP include the money made by selling natural resources like oil and ores
Yes, but the exact way you would count that money depends on the
method of GDP calculation that you use.