Chapter 33 Demand & Supply

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Understanding Demand and Supply

Test your knowledge on the fundamental concepts of demand and supply with this engaging quiz! Perfect for students and anyone interested in economics, our quiz covers essential terms and principles in a clear and concise manner.

  • 20 questions to challenge your understanding
  • Multiple choice format for easy answering
  • Learn more about market dynamics
20 Questions5 MinutesCreated by ExploringEconomics100
What is a market
A market is a place where buyers and sellers connect with each other in order to trade or exchange goods and services
Where buyers only trade goods
Where buyers only exchange services
True or False: Commodities markets are where raw materials used in the production of goods and services are bought and sold
False
True
Which is not an example of a market?
Marina Market
English Market
Farmer's Market in Midleton
A school
What best describes a final market?
Where finished goods and services are bought and sold
Where raw materials are bought and sold
Where the factors of productions are bought and sold
Define the term demand
Refers to the price of a product that buyers are willing to purchase at a given price
Refers to the quantity of a product that buyers are willing to purchase at a given price
Relates to price
What must consumers make a choice better
Needs and wants
Wants and choice
What does the term utility mean
Consumers will try not to get as much benefits from their limited resources
Consumers will try to get as much benefit or satisfaction as possible from their limited resources
True or False: When price is reduced, demand will fall
True
False
Which statement is correct
When price increases, demand will fall
When price increase, demand will increase
Price doesn't affect demand
What is a demand schedule?
Shows the number of goods demanded by customers at the same price level
Shows the number of goods demanded by customers at different price levels
When plotting a demand curve: quantity is
X-axis
Y-axis
When plotting a demand curve: price is
X-axis
Y-axis
Neither
Which is an example of a substitute product of Pepsi
Coca-Cola
Keogh's Crisp
7-UP
What is a complementary good?
A product that is used with another product
A product that isn't used with another product
A luxury good
How many factors is there that affect demand
5
6
7
8
What is a normal good?
Is one that will be in less demand when the buyer's income rises
Is one that will be in greater demand when the buyer's income rises
Has no affect on demand
Which is an example of an inferior good?
BMW car
Iphone 13
Pot noodles
Gym membership
Define Supply
Refers to the quantity of a product that producers are willing to sell at a given price
Refers to the price of a product that producers are willing to sell at a given time
Refers to the price of a product
Supply will increase when:
The selling price falls
The selling price increases
The price is good
Supply will decrease when:
The selling price drops
The selling price increases
A good price
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