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Supply and Demand Review #2
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Economics
Last Review Game for Economics and Supply & Economics and Demand
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Mrs. H
Created Date 10.09.20
Last Updated 10.12.20
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Topics of this game:
What is a good that our demand increases for when our income increases?
Nike is working to determine what styles are currently in demand amongst teenagers. Which determinant of demand is this?
What are the determinants of Demand?
Your ________ to pay for something reflects your ________ for that item.
Which concept relate to people swapping a more expensive item for a less expensive one?
What are the determinants of Supply?
What is the relationship between supply and demand?
Which concept below matches the definition, "amount of goods available"?
What is the Law of Supply?
What possibly occurs when a new business enters the market?
Select the concept below that relates to "food" *Hint: food you buy/eat*
Which determinant of supply is SIMILAR but not 100% the SAME as the determinant of demand, Consumer Expectations?
What is the motive for production?
How can you find the percentage change for elasticity if I DO NOT give you the percents?
Which of the following forms of elasticity is considered short-term?
Which of the following has the definition of "costs that don't change (rent, property taxes)"?
What is the marginal product of labor?
What is the "equation" that relates to profit when discussing supply?
If we are discussing the ELASTICITY of DEMAND, which "type" relates to consumers continuing to buy in spite of price changes?
The ______ of demand determines how much income a business will bring in when prices change.
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