Applied
JAY VEE Q. GARALDE
Economics
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Directions: Analyze the graph and answer the questions below.
Part I. GRAPH
ANALYSIS
a) Locate the EQUILIBRIUM POINT on the demand and supply graph, Put a
point on the graph
b) If the price is above the equilibrium level, what could you predict with the
demand and supply?_____________
c) If below the equilibrium point what could you predict with the demand and
supply?___________
Directions: Analyze the graph and answer the questions below.
Part I. GRAPH
ANALYSIS
a) Locate the EQUILIBRIUM POINT on the demand and supply graph, Put a
point on the graph
Identify the following problems that may exist in the local and global economies during
production of goods and services. Choose from the factors below.
Questions: If the economic problem is focused on
1. ____ the legalities of the production
2. ____ the nature of goods to produce
3. ____ the allocation of the products among members of the society
4. ____ the method of production of products
Identification:
Fill in the Blanks
or the amount of good or service
consumers are willing to purchase at
each price. If consumers cannot pay for
it, there is no effective demand.
DEMAND
is what a buyer pays for a unit of the
specific good or service.
PRICE
The total number of units purchased at that price is
called the quantity demanded
is a key economic principle that explains how the
price and quantity of goods in a market are
determined by their availability (supply) and
consumers' desire for them (demand).
Supply and Demand
Law of Demand
As prices rise, people tend to
buy less of a product; as
prices fall, people tend to buy
more.
Law of Demand
“the higher the price, the lower
the quantity demanded” and
vice versa
Law of Supply
The law of supply
demonstrates the
quantities that will be sold
at a given price
Law of Supply
“the higher the price, the higher
the quantity supplied and vice
versa”
How Do Supply and Demand
Create an Equilibrium Price?
ACTIVITIES:
ACTIVITIES:
ASSESSMENT:
Directions: Analyze this problem. The following data were taken from an
invoice of Company X. The company imports gasoline from other country.
The Law of Demand and
Supply
1.Plot or graph the data. Interpret the results.
ASSESSMENT:
The Law of Demand and
Supply
2. Plot or graph the data. Interpret the results.
ASSESSMENT:
The Law of Demand and
Supply
3. using the data from the Demand and Supply
a) Determine the equilibrium point of the demand and supply curves
HOMEWORK:
Four Market Behaviors
supply can decrease
supply can increase
demand can decrease
demand can increase
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listening!
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APPLIED ECONOMICS 12-lesson Demand and Supply.pptx

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    Applied JAY VEE Q.GARALDE Economics
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    Directions: Analyze thegraph and answer the questions below. Part I. GRAPH ANALYSIS a) Locate the EQUILIBRIUM POINT on the demand and supply graph, Put a point on the graph b) If the price is above the equilibrium level, what could you predict with the demand and supply?_____________ c) If below the equilibrium point what could you predict with the demand and supply?___________
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    Directions: Analyze thegraph and answer the questions below. Part I. GRAPH ANALYSIS a) Locate the EQUILIBRIUM POINT on the demand and supply graph, Put a point on the graph
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    Identify the followingproblems that may exist in the local and global economies during production of goods and services. Choose from the factors below. Questions: If the economic problem is focused on 1. ____ the legalities of the production 2. ____ the nature of goods to produce 3. ____ the allocation of the products among members of the society 4. ____ the method of production of products Identification:
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    or the amountof good or service consumers are willing to purchase at each price. If consumers cannot pay for it, there is no effective demand. DEMAND is what a buyer pays for a unit of the specific good or service. PRICE The total number of units purchased at that price is called the quantity demanded
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    is a keyeconomic principle that explains how the price and quantity of goods in a market are determined by their availability (supply) and consumers' desire for them (demand). Supply and Demand
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    Law of Demand Asprices rise, people tend to buy less of a product; as prices fall, people tend to buy more.
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    Law of Demand “thehigher the price, the lower the quantity demanded” and vice versa
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    Law of Supply Thelaw of supply demonstrates the quantities that will be sold at a given price
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    Law of Supply “thehigher the price, the higher the quantity supplied and vice versa”
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    How Do Supplyand Demand Create an Equilibrium Price?
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    ASSESSMENT: Directions: Analyze thisproblem. The following data were taken from an invoice of Company X. The company imports gasoline from other country. The Law of Demand and Supply 1.Plot or graph the data. Interpret the results.
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    ASSESSMENT: The Law ofDemand and Supply 2. Plot or graph the data. Interpret the results.
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    ASSESSMENT: The Law ofDemand and Supply 3. using the data from the Demand and Supply a) Determine the equilibrium point of the demand and supply curves
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    Four Market Behaviors supplycan decrease supply can increase demand can decrease demand can increase
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