1Markets
Buyser snad sellers coming together to exhcange goods/services
Buyers determine the demand for the product
Sellers determine the supply of the prodcut
2Highly Organized Market Form
Buyers and sellers in exact same room and exact same time buying and selling goods
3Less Organized Market Form
Sepeared locations selling and buying but all locations contirbute to overall market
4Barriers to entry
Factors that prevent new firms from entering the market
5Example of Govenrment Barrier to entry
To serve alcohol at a restuarant, you must obtain an alcohol permit from department of alcohol and beverage control
6Example of Barrier to entry non government
Amazon has large shipping infrastructure, direct competetion to amazon is a barrier to entry because they have such large infrastructure and therefore the advantage
7Supply and Demand
Forces that make market economies work. Refers to behavior that people use when they interafct with one another in markets
8Competitve Marked
1.) Market where there are many buyers and many sellers
2.) Both buyers and sellers have negligible impact on prices
3.) Price and quanity determined by both buyers and sellers
9Perfectly Competitive Market
No one has complete control over price of market goods (Price Takers)
10Monopoly
One seller, one good, control over price
11Oligopoly
Small group of sellers that control prices
12Monopolistic Competition
Many firms trying to get consumers to buy their good over their competitors
13Demand
Willingness and ability of buyers to buy different quanitites of a good
Relationship between price of a good and quanity demanded of a good (How much is demanded)
14Quanity Demanded
Number of units of a good that individuals are willing and able to buy at a price
15Law of Demand
Price rise, demand of qunaity for good falls
Price falls, more is consumed
16What are the 4 ways to represent Demand?
Words
Symbols
Demand Schedule
Demand Curve
17What is a demand schedule
Table givign data points
18Demand Curve
Downward sloping price
Take demand scheudle and turn into demand curve
Price decrease, quanity demand increases
19Market Demand Curve
All individual demand curves in a market added up to make market demand curve
Total quanity of goods varies between individual demand curves
Quanity on X axis | Price on Y axis ALWAYS
20Change in quanity demand
Movmement on the demand curve form one point to another caused by a change in the price of a good or service
21Change in Demand
Shift in demand curve (When entire demand curve shfits left or right; overall quanity demand change at every single price)
22How does income influence demand curve shift?
How much money someone makes influences the choices someone makes when making purchases in the market
23Normal Good
Good when demand rises as income increases | Income decreases, demand decrease
24Inferior Good
Income increases, demand decreases
25Neutral good
Income increase/ decrease , Demand has no change