'Quantity quantity' diaporamas de présentation

Measurement, Meaning and Morality

Measurement, Meaning and Morality. John Michael Linacre, Ph.D. University of Sydney, Australia. I. Measurement. Science ? Measurement ? Society ???. Treaty of the Meter - 1875. I. Measurement. Science ? Measurement ? Society ???. Treaty of the Meter - 1875.

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Law of Supply

Law of Supply. Businesses will produce more products when they know they can sell them at a higher price. Ex: If you know you can sell your sneakers for $100 a pair you will want to make more sneakers than if you could only sell them for $10. Law of Demand.

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Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly Chapter 10

Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly Chapter 10. Monopolistic Competition. Characteristics Many firms Free entry and exit Differentiated product The amount of monopoly power depends on the degree of differentiation. Examples of this very common market structure include: Toothpaste Soap

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Other Elasticity Concepts

Other Elasticity Concepts. How much of a shift?. Other Elasticity Concepts. Other elasticities can be useful in specifying the effects of a shift factor of demand: Income elasticity of demand. Cross-price elasticity of demand. Income Elasticity of Demand.

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The Supply and Demand Model for Trade

The Supply and Demand Model for Trade. Two-country model Price-taker model. International Trade . Imagine the situation where NZ and Fiji are willing to trade with one another. ?. International Trade .

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MARKET EQUILIBRIUM

Price. Price. MARKET EQUILIBRIUM. SUPPLY. DEMAND. Quantity. Quantity. Market Equilibrium is when the quantity demanded and the quantity supplied at a particular price are EQUAL. Equilibrium Price is the price at which the quantity demanded and the quantity supplied are equal.

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Tie-in sales

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