Efficiency of Market Equilibrium
Across
- 2. A tax on imported goods.
- 3. ... efficiency - A state of the economy in which preferences for the consumer and producer are aligned.
- 7. As price increases, quantity supplied increases ceteris paribus (3,2,6).
- 11. Government ... - What the Government earns through taxes.
- 12. When quantity demanded is greater than quantity supplied.
- 13. A payment by the Government per unit of a good produced.
- 14. Mention this as quantity changes - there are more or less of these to gain a surplus on.
- 15. The amount consumers pay for a good or service.
Down
- 1. Less barriers to trading between countries (4,5).
- 4. ... surplus - The difference between what a buyer is willing and able to pay versus what they actually pay.
- 5. ... surplus - The difference between what a seller is willing and able to receive for a good versus what they actually receive.
- 6. A set quantity imposed by the Government.
- 8. - This can be a minimum or maximum - a price set by the Government that must be adhered to by law (5,7).
- 9. The amount bought/sold of a good or service.
- 10. When quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded