MBA 601: Module 2 Chapter 4: Supply and
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Name the three steps of analyzing how events affect the equilibrium market
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1 Market
2 Normal Good
3 Monopoly
, 1) Identify whether the event shifts the curve (supply, demand, or both)
2) Decide how it shifts (Increase/Decrease = Right/Left)
4
3) Utilize the supply & demand graph to compare the initial equilibrium with the final
one
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Terms in this set (32)
Market A group of buyers and sellers of a particular good
or service
Perfectly Competitive Market Market in which there are so many buyers and so
many sellers that each has a negligible impact on
the market price.
1) The goods offered are exactly the Name the two characteristics of a perfectly
same competitive market.
2) No single buyer or seller has
influence over market price
Price Takers Buyers and sellers in a perfectly competitive
market must accept the price the market
determines.
Monopoly A market that only has one seller.
Quantity Demanded The amount of a good that buyers are willing and
able to purchase
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Name the three steps of analyzing how events affect the equilibrium market
Choose an answer
1 Market
2 Normal Good
3 Monopoly
, 1) Identify whether the event shifts the curve (supply, demand, or both)
2) Decide how it shifts (Increase/Decrease = Right/Left)
4
3) Utilize the supply & demand graph to compare the initial equilibrium with the final
one
Don't know?
Terms in this set (32)
Market A group of buyers and sellers of a particular good
or service
Perfectly Competitive Market Market in which there are so many buyers and so
many sellers that each has a negligible impact on
the market price.
1) The goods offered are exactly the Name the two characteristics of a perfectly
same competitive market.
2) No single buyer or seller has
influence over market price
Price Takers Buyers and sellers in a perfectly competitive
market must accept the price the market
determines.
Monopoly A market that only has one seller.
Quantity Demanded The amount of a good that buyers are willing and
able to purchase
