ECO 1104 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Opportunity Cost

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Supply: describes how much of a good/service producers will offer for sale under given circumstances. Quantity supplied: amount of a particular good/service that producers will offer for sale at a given price during a specified period. Find the overall market supply by adding up individual decisions of each producer. Eg if you sell phones for , use the whole factory. If you sell for , might sell laptops too. If you sell for , you will make more money just selling only laptops. Law of supply: states that (with all else equal) quantity supplied increases as price increases and vice versa. As market price goes up, the benefit of production goes up relative to opportunity cost. Supply schedule: quantities of a good that producers will supply at various prices. Supply curve: shows producer"s willingness to sell; it"s the minimum price producers must receive to supply any given quantity.

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