Using Supply and Demand
Now let's put it all together. We can use our supply and demand
model to understand why prices change. It all begins with the
non-price determinates of demand (Pe,
Pog,
I,
Npot,
T)
and the non-price dterminates of supply (
Use supply and demand curves to illustrate how each of the following changes will affect the price and quantity of the stated product, ceterus paribus.
Before you guess, answer the following questions:
(1) Which determinate has changed?
(2) Will it affect supply or demand?
(3) Will supply or demand increase or decrease?
(4) GRAPH IT! What happens to price and quantity?
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1.
Computers |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
|
2.
Calculators |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
3. Sony
Play Station |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
4.
Nikon Cameras |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
5.
Cigarettes |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
6.
Coffee |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
7. Wood
furniture |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
8.
Steel Furniture |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
9.
Computers |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
10.
Cigarettes |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
11.
Gasoline |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
12.
Soybeans |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
(1) Which determinate has changed? |
"Real" Examples
Market Supply: correct answer "B" [RETURN]