ECON 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Economic Equilibrium, Demand Curve, Relative Price

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A market has two sides: buyer and seller, sells goods and services, resources, and inputs. They can be a physical place on an e-commerce. Competitive market many buyers/sellers (single buyer/seller has no influence) Producers only sell when they can sell at a price to cover opportunity costs. Money price dollars given up to buy something. Relative price ratio of one price to another (an opportunity cost) Price index price of a basket of all goods. If you demand something then you: want it, can afford it, and plan to buy it. Quantity demanded amount people plan to buy during a time period at a particular price (5 coffees per week, 20 coffees per month) Law of demand higher price, small quantity demanded. Substitution effect relative price rises so people get something else instead. Income effect price rises relative to income and cannot afford it. Demand relationship between price of good and quantity demanded (demand curve)

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