market equilibrium and policy

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what is another name for equilibrium price

market clearing price

how does the market adjust to a surplus

market lowers price

price ceilings

maximum allowable price typically set below EP

price floors

minimum allowable price typically set above equilibrium price

what effect does a price ceiling set above EP have

none

what effect does a price floor below EP have

none

what happens to the demand of a good when there is tax on the consumers

the demand is reduced

when a market is in equilibrium, the price that consumers pay and the price that producers receive exactly balances what

the marginal benefit and marginal cost of consuming and producing a product

what effect does the price have on a surplus

the price is too high and it must fall to reach equilibrium price

what effect does the price have on a shortage

the price is too low and it must rise to reach equilibrium price

suppose there is surplus in the market. We can say ___.

the price will fall

when there is an increase in supply in the market, we can predict ___.

the price will fall and the quantity will rise

equilibrium quantity

the quantity traded when the quantity supplied of a good/service/resource = quantity demanded

what happens to the supply of a good when there is tax on the producers

the supply is reduced

what happens when a market is not in equilibrium

too much or too little is being produced (surplus or shortage)

true or false: both types of tax have the same effects

true

price controls

used when government wants to prevent the market from establishing an equilibrium price

when will quantity rise

when increase in demand raises prices and quantity when increase in supply reduces prices and quantity

equilibrium price

when price of the quantity supplied of a good/service/resource = the quantity demanded

equilibrium

when the desires of the buyers and sellers balance with the market

shortage

when the quantity demanded is larger than the quantity supplied at a given price quantity demanded>quantity supplied

surplus

when the quantity supplied is larger than the quantity demanded at a given price quantity supplied>quantity demanded

ad valorem tax

tax based on the amount paid or earned

excise tax

tax based on the number of units produced or sold

what is the formula for tax revenues

tax revenues= txQ t= tax

what are the 3 conditions that must be met for a market to reach equilibrium

1) consumers need info about different suppliers prices so they can choose the lowest price 2) firms must be able to monitor inventories 3) firms must be able to change price of product to adjust it towards the equilibrium price

what effects do taxes have on both producers and consumers

1) raises the price consumers pay 2) reduces the price producers receive 3) reduces quantity sold in the market 4) generates tax revenues equal to tax (t) times quantity sold (tax revenue= txQ)

what happens when there is a change in a variable other than price

a shift in either demand or supply or both results in the EP and EQ to change

what does a price floor set above EP create

a surplus in the market

a binding price floor is set ___.

above the EP

whats example of a price floor

agricultural price supports minimum wage laws

you observe that the price in the market has gone up and the quantity has gone up. This must have been the result of ___.

an increase in demand

what is a price ceiling designed to do

benefit consumers government social goal achievement

what is a price floor designed to do

benefit producers used for government to achieve a social goal they want to meet

wheat is used to make flour. An increase in the price of wheat will ___.

cause the supply curve to shift to the left

example of an excise tax

cig tax

when will quantity fall

decrease in demand lower prices and quantity decrease in supply raises prices and lowers quantity

when will prices fall

decrease in demand lowers prices and quantity increase in supply lowers prices and increases quantity

what are the two types of taxes

excise/specific tax ad valorem tax

true of false: an excise tax on producers usually results in higher tax revenues than an equal excise tax on consumers.

false

true or false: an increase in the price of fuzzy dice will increase the supply of fuzzy dice.

false

what does the speed of adjustment process depend on

how quickly the 3 conditions to reach equilibrium are met

when will price rise

increase in demand raises price and quantity decrease in supply raises price and lowers quantity

how does an increase in supply affect price and quantity

price decreases quantity increases

what does a price floor prevent

price from falling to EP

what does a price ceiling prevent

price from rising to EP

how does an increase in demand affect price and quantity

price increases quantity increases

if there is simultaneously an increase in demand and a decrease in supply, we can predict ___.

price will rise, but the effect on quantity cannot be determined

what is the formula for equilibrium

quantity supplied=quantity demanded

what does the market do to adjust a shortage

raise prices

what are examples of price ceilings

rent controls controls on ticket prices to Olympic events

example of ad valorem tax

sales tax

a price ceiling set below EP will create what

shortage


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