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a change in supply price(passive) caused bya given supply curve
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changes by non price factors(passive) caused bysupply curve
a change in one of the non price determinants of the supply of a good the cost of time and information required to carry out market exchange an excess of quantity supplied over quantity demanded at a given price the condition that exists in a market when the plans of the buyer match the plans of the sellers Usually a temporary mismatch between quantity supplied and quantity demanded as the market seeks equilibrium A minimum legal price below which a good or service can not be sold a maximum legal price above which a good or service can not be sold Cash or in - kind benefits given to individuals as outright grants from the government Economic unit , formed by profit - seeking entrepreneurs(passive) caused bya given supply curve
a change in one of the determinants of the supply of the good checkable deposits deposits in financial institutions against which checks can be written classical economists a group of eighteenth- and nineteenth - century British economists who criticized mercantilism and believed that self - interest and competition promoted economic development Coase theorem the theory that as long as bargaining costs are small , an efficient solution to the problem of externalities will be achieved by assigning property rights cold turkey the announcement and execution of tough measures to reduce high inflation collective bargaining the process by which union and management negotiate a mutually agreeable labor agreement command economy an economic system characterized by centralized economic planning and public ownership of resources commercial banks depository institutions that make short - term loans primarily to businesses commodity money anything that serves both as money and as a commodity(passive) caused bya given supply curve
plotting how much quantity of a particular good suppliers will offer to buyers at different prices(passive) can be created bya supply curve
a rightward shift in the demand curve(passive) caused bya fixed supply curve
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