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• – are materials that satisfy human wants and needs.

Consumer Goods

• – are materials and tools used to make consumer goods.

Producer Goods

• – are the machinery used in production of goods.

Capital Goods

• – refers to how many of a certain good or service are available for people to purchase.

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means how many people wish to buy that good or service.

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--“Under conditions of perfect competition, the price at which a given product will be supplied and purchased is the price that will result in the supply and demand being equal.”

<p>• Law of Supply and Demand</p> Signup and view all the answers

it refers to the people’s willingness to buy a product or service.

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is the plot or graph of the quantity demanded versus the price.

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is the schedule or table listing of the quantity demanded with the corresponding price.

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Exists when there is greater change in quantity demanded as a response to a change in price. (tesla, iphone)

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Study Notes

Goods and Services

  • Consumer goods are materials that satisfy human wants and needs.
  • Producer goods are materials and tools used to make consumer goods.
  • Capital goods are the machinery used in production of goods.

Supply and Demand

  • Supply refers to how many of a certain good or service are available for people to purchase.
  • Demand means how many people wish to buy that good or service.
  • The law of supply and demand states that the price at which a given product will be supplied and purchased is the price that will result in the supply and demand being equal under conditions of perfect competition.

Demand Curve and Schedule

  • The demand curve is the plot or graph of the quantity demanded versus the price.
  • The demand schedule is the table listing of the quantity demanded with the corresponding price.

Elasticity of Demand

  • Elasticity of demand exists when there is a greater change in quantity demanded as a response to a change in price.
  • Examples of elastic goods include luxury goods such as Tesla cars and iPhones.

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Test your knowledge on materials that satisfy human wants and needs in economics. Identify the key components that play a crucial role in the production of goods and services.

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