ECON103 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Net Domestic Product, Peanut Butter And Jelly Sandwich, Demand Curve

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1: law of demand consumer view: price of a good vs. the desire of the good to be consumed. Increase in income = increase in demand right shift in demand, increase in price: decrease in income = decrease in demand left shift in demand, decrease in price. Inferior good: increase in income therefore decrease in demand. Inferior goods: direction of arrows are opposite (don"t want inferior goods). Increase in quantity supply expands significantly a reduction in price *below original equilibrium* stimulates increase in demand and supply curve lowers price, but increases amount demanded. Increase in demand and supply response is larger than what demand is the net effects on price is that it will go down: supply and demand applications *add in from notes, only consider demand shift: Gdp: gdp major exclusions: bureau of economics decide what products are what classifications. State and local: c: consumption, i: business investments, g: government spending, x: net exports (international sector of gdp)

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