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Demand   the amount of a good or service that consumers are willing and abled to buy at various prices during a given period  
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Law of demand   the principle, that all other factors being equal, consumers will purchase more of a good at lower prices and less of a good at higher prices  
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purchasing power   amount of income that people have available to spend on goods and services  
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income effect   the effect that a change in an items price has on consumers ability to purchase goods  
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substitution effect   consumers tendancy to substitute a lower price good for a similar higher priced one  
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deminishing marginal utility   natural decreases in the utility of a good or service as more units of it are consumed  
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demand schedule   a table that shows the level of demand for a paricular item at various prices  
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demand curve   a way to show the relationship between the price of a product and the quantity of demand  
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determinants of demand   non price factor that influences the amount of demand for a good or service  
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substitute goods   product that purchasers are in place of another product, particularly if the price of the other product rises  
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complementary goods   goods that are commonly used with other goods  
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elasticity of demand   the degree to which changes in the price of a good or service effect quality of demand  
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Law of supply   producers supply more good and services when they can sell them at higher prices and fewer goods and services when they must sell them at lower prices  
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profit motive   the desire to make money  
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cost of production   total costs of materials labor and other imputs required in the manufactur of a product  
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supply curve   a way to show a relationship between a prices of a good or service or the quantity of supply  
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determinant of supply   non price factor that influences the available supply of a good or service  
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tax   a required payment to a local, state, national government, usually made on some regular basis  
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law of diminishing returns   the effect that varrying the level of an input has on total and marginal product  
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overhead   the sum of a businesses fixed cost except for wages and the material cost  
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variable cost   cost of doing business that changes directly with a change in the level of output, tipically riseing and dropping as production increases and decreases  
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marginal cost   the cost of producing one additional unti of output  
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Market failure   a flaw in a price system that occurs when soome cost have not been accounted for and therefore are not properly distributed  
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externality   production of goods resulting for people not directly connected with the production or consumptionof the goods  
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public goods   any good or service that is consumed by all members of a group,regardless of who has helped pay for it  
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market equalibrium   point at which the quantity supplied and quantity demanded for a product are equal at the same price  
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surplus   situation in which the quantity supplied of an item and a given price exceeds the quantity demanded  
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shortage   situation in which the quantity demamnded of a good or resource exceeds the quantity supplied  
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price ceiling   government regulation that sets a max price for a particular good  
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price floor   government regulation that sets min price for particular good  
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minimum wage   lowest hourly wage rate that an employer legally can pay a worker,as established by a ferderal law  
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rationing   system by which a government or other institution decides how to distribute a good or service  
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