ECON101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Statics, Apple Sauce, Equilibrium Point

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Topi(cid:272)s co(cid:448)ered i(cid:374) toda(cid:455)"s le(cid:272)ture: supply, supply and demand equilibrium, comparative statics. Inputs include wages, materials, interest rates, opportunity costs anything that changes the cost of production: example: an input would be steel used in vehicles, or microchips used in computers. As costs increase, the supply curve for the commodity shifts in which corresponds to a decrease in supply. A shift up of the supply curve results due to a decrease so we will refer to this movement as a shift in. A shit down of the supply curve results due to a increase so we will refer to this movement as a shift out: technology and productivity. If the number of firms increases, the supply increase. Taxes are an addition to production cost and result in a decrease in supply. Industrial migration = the movement of producers and firms to an area where production costs are lower due to lower taxes, lower wages, lower environmental concern etc.

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