CHAPTER 3 DEMAND AND SUPPLY
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An individual’s demand for Moore’s Pizza:
In the graph above, plot this individual’s demand curve for Moore’s pizza.
The supply of Moore’s pizza:
1000s
In the graph above, plot the supply curve for Moore’s pizza.
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The non-price determinants of
demand
The non-price determinants of supply
Pe -- expected price
Pe -- expected price
Pog -- price of other goods
Pog -- price of other goods PROD.BY SAME
FIRM
1) substitute goods
2) complementary goods
3) independent goods
Pres -- price of resources
T --technology
I -- income
T --taxes and subsidies
1) normal goods
2) inferior goods
N -- number of sellers
N -- number of POTENTIAL consumers
T -- tastes and preferences
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Increase in Demand
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Decrease in Demand
Increase in Supply
Decrease in Supply
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3a /3b
List the Five Non-Price Determinants of Demand:
______, ______, ______, ______, ______
Fill in the blanks with either
List the Six Non-Price Determinants of Supply:
______, _______, ______, ______, ______, ______
or
Pe -- expected price
Fill in the blanks with either
Pe -- expected price
Pe in the future
____D today
Pe in the future
____S today
Pe in the future
____ D today
Pe in the future
____ S today
Pog -- price of other goods
1) substitute goods
P Maxwell House coffee
P of one product
____ D Folgers coffee
Pog -- price of other goods also produced by the same firm
P soybeans
____S corn
P soybeans
____S corn
____ D of its substitutes
Pres -- price of resources
2) complementary goods
P of wieners
____ D of buns
P of one product
____D of its compliment
P autoworkers wages
Pres
Pres
I -- income
1) normal goods
____D for normal goods
Income
____ D for normal goods
____ D for inferior goods
Taxes
Income
____D for inferior goods
Taxes
Npot -- number of POTENTIAL consumers
____ D
____S
costs
____S
Improved technology
Income
Npot
costs
____S cars
costs
____S
Tax --taxes and subsidies
2) inferior goods
____D
costs of producing cars
Tech --technology
Income
Npot
or
costs
costs
____S
____S
Subsidies
costs
____S
Subsidies
costs
____S
N -- number of producers/sellers
T -- tastes and preferences
Tastes for a product
____D for that product
Tastes for a product
____ D for that product
Nproducers
____S
Nproducers
____S
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Non-Price Determinants of Supply
Non-Price Determinants of Demand
Pe,
Pog,
I,
Npot,
Pe -- expected price
Pe in the future
D today
Pog -- price of other goods
P Maxwell House coffee
P of one product
D Folgers coffee
D of its substitute
Pe in the future
S today
Pe in the future
S today
P soybeans
S corn
P soybeans
S corn
D of buns
P autoworkers wages
Pres
I -- income
1) normal goods
costs of producing cars
S cars
costs
S
costs
S
Tech --technology
Income
D for normal goods
Income
D for normal goods
2) inferior goods
Improved technology
costs
S
Tax --taxes and subsidies
Income
D for inferior goods
Taxes
Income
D for inferior goods
Taxes
Npot -- number of POTENTIAL
consumers
Npot
Tax,
D of its compliment
Pres
Npot
Tech,
Pres -- price of resources
2) complementary goods
P of one product
Pres,
Nprod
Pog -- price of other goods also produced by the same firm
1) substitute goods
P of wieners
Pog,
Pe -- expected price
D today
Pe in the future
Pe,
T
costs
S
costs
S
Subsidies
costs
S
Subsidies
costs
S
D
N -- number of producers/sellers
D
T -- tastes and preferences
Nproducers
Nproducers
Tastes for a product
Tastes for a product

S
S
D for that product
D for that product
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