Supply (Junior Cert Business Studies): Flashcards
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Definition of supply
Definition of supply
Quantity producers prepared to sell at various prices in a period
Law of supply
Law of supply
Price rises → quantity supplied rises (price falls → qty falls)
What is a supply schedule?
What is a supply schedule?
Table showing quantities supplied at different price levels
Supply curve slope direction
Supply curve slope direction
Upward from left to right (positive slope)
Supply curve axes
Supply curve axes
Price on vertical, quantity on horizontal
What causes movement along supply curve?
What causes movement along supply curve?
Price changes only
What causes shift in supply curve?
What causes shift in supply curve?
Non-price factors (tech, costs, weather, suppliers, etc.)
Rightward shift meaning
Rightward shift meaning
Increase in supply (more supplied at any given price)
Leftward shift meaning
Leftward shift meaning
Decrease in supply (less supplied at any given price)
Technology's effect on supply
Technology's effect on supply
Advances increase supply (rightward shift)
Higher production costs effect
Higher production costs effect
Decrease supply (leftward shift)
Good weather effect on agricultural supply
Good weather effect on agricultural supply
Increases supply (rightward shift)
More suppliers entering market
More suppliers entering market
Increases total supply (rightward shift)
Definition of subsidy
Definition of subsidy
Money given by government to support businesses
Speculative behaviour exception
Speculative behaviour exception
Suppliers withhold supply expecting higher future prices
