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Supply, demand

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Positive statement   A viewpoint which can be tested, fact.  
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Normative statement   A viewpoint which is opinionated without evidence  
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Is "The crime rate is higher in the UK then other countries" a positive or normative statement?   Positive  
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Need   Something people must have, that they cannot do without, e.g. food  
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Want   Something people would desire but which is not essential for survival e.g. PS4  
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Fundamental economic problem   The idea that there are scarce resources to allocate to the unlimited quantity of goods and services people desire.  
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What is used to decide the economic problem?   What to produce? How to produce it? And, for whom?  
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Production   The process of converting factors of production into product  
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Finite resource   A resource, such as oil, which is scarce and runs out as it is used. The environment is a scarce resource.  
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Opportunity cost   The next best alternative foregone when a choice is made  
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Factors of production   Land, Labour, Capital and Enterprise.  
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Contraction of Demand   Reduced quantity, increased price  
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Extension of Demand   Increased quantity, reduced price  
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Ceteris Paribus   all other things being equal  
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Pareto Efficient   Resources allocated in the most efficient manner  
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Contraction in Supply   Reduced quantity, reduced price  
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Extension of Supply   Increased quanity, increased price  
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Determinants of Supply   Productivity, Indirect taxes, No of Firms, Technology, Subsidy, Weather, Cost of production  
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Tariff   Tax or duty to be paid on a particular class of imports or exports  
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Market   Where buyers meet sellers  
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Equilibrium/ Market clearing price   Where demand meets supply  
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Price Mechanism   Allocate, Rationing, Signal, Incentives  
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Consumer surplus   Price consumers are willing and able to pay subtracted by the price they pay for a good or service  
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Producer surplus   Price producers are willing and able to sell subtracted by the price they sell for a good or service  
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