EC 111 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Demand Curve, Substitute Good

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Right to own private property and resources for your business. An economic system in which private business operates in competition and free of state control. Consumers are essentially the masters, businesses are the servant. Like an umpire, just enforces the rules so trading takes place in a fair orderly matter. Law of demand- ceteris paribus, quantity demanded varies inversely with price. Law of supply ceteris paribus, quantity supplied varies directly with price. Equilibrium a situation where there"s no pressure for change to occur. The market is at rest only at equilibrium, where both buyers and sellers are content. Surplus a situation where the sellers have more supply then what the market is demanding. A surplus puts pressure on the sellers to sell more. Shortage a situation where the demand is higher from buyers then what the sellers will sell. A shortage puts pressure on the buyers to bid the price upward, pay more.

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