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Microeconomics
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Microeconomics: Demand & Supply
Introduction
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Microeconomics
Topic 2 (A)
: Demand & Supply
Matching Exercise
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Demand & Supply Matching Exercise
Topic 2 - Demand & Supply
Topic 2: Demand & Supply - Matching Exercise
Match the items on the right to the items on the left
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A Change in Quantity Demanded
Select Answer
price change
refers to a movement along a demand curve
Government Regulations
current demand for the product
refers to a shift in the demand curve
Tastes or Preferences
price ceiling
is the quantity bought and sold at the equilibrium price
price floor
A factor that causes a shift in a demand curve
Select Answer
price change
refers to a movement along a demand curve
Government Regulations
current demand for the product
refers to a shift in the demand curve
Tastes or Preferences
price ceiling
is the quantity bought and sold at the equilibrium price
price floor
Government Regulations
current demand for the product
refers to a shift in the demand curve
Tastes or Preferences
price ceiling
is the quantity bought and sold at the equilibrium price
price floor
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A factor that causes a movement along a supply curve
Select Answer
price change
refers to a movement along a demand curve
Government Regulations
current demand for the product
refers to a shift in the demand curve
Tastes or Preferences
price ceiling
is the quantity bought and sold at the equilibrium price
price floor
A Change in demand
Select Answer
price change
refers to a movement along a demand curve
Government Regulations
current demand for the product
refers to a shift in the demand curve
Tastes or Preferences
price ceiling
is the quantity bought and sold at the equilibrium price
price floor
A factor that causes a shift in a supply curve
Select Answer
price change
refers to a movement along a demand curve
Government Regulations
current demand for the product
refers to a shift in the demand curve
Tastes or Preferences
price ceiling
is the quantity bought and sold at the equilibrium price
price floor
A price control that is implemented to help the producer
Select Answer
price change
refers to a movement along a demand curve
Government Regulations
current demand for the product
refers to a shift in the demand curve
Tastes or Preferences
price ceiling
is the quantity bought and sold at the equilibrium price
price floor
Equilibrium quantity
Select Answer
price change
refers to a movement along a demand curve
Government Regulations
current demand for the product
refers to a shift in the demand curve
Tastes or Preferences
price ceiling
is the quantity bought and sold at the equilibrium price
price floor
A price control that is implemented to help the consumer
Select Answer
price change
refers to a movement along a demand curve
Government Regulations
current demand for the product
refers to a shift in the demand curve
Tastes or Preferences
price ceiling
is the quantity bought and sold at the equilibrium price
price floor
If a consumer expects price to increase in the future for a particular product, does it affect current demand or future demand?           
Select Answer
price change
refers to a movement along a demand curve
Government Regulations
current demand for the product
refers to a shift in the demand curve
Tastes or Preferences
price ceiling
is the quantity bought and sold at the equilibrium price
price floor
Check
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