Across
- 3. type of economic analysis that prescribes how entire economy should operate
- 5. Single market player benefits the most
- 7. know relationship between 2 economic variables is determined that other variables are not changing
- 8. a market condition when a firm is the sole purchaser of a good
- 9. sells a product or service with no close substitutes
- 10. wage that makes you indifferent from being employed or not
- 13. the effect of a change in price will make a consumer substitute a cheaper good for an expensive good
- 14. a quality of a public good that is inclusive and collective.
- 16. study of the behavior of countries and how its policies affect the economy as a whole
- 18. Information is considered as this when information is distributed unevenly among buyers and sellers
- 21. when total cost is subtracted from total revenue
- 22. difference between consumers’ willingness to pay for a given quantity of good and amount that consumer actually pays
- 23. Situations when the market system fails to realize the provision of optimal welfare
- 24. consequence of limited resources and expanding human wants
- 27. long run average cost of production declines
- 28. group of producers that collusively determine the price and output in the market with the intention of maximizing total profits of the industry
- 29. a type of variable that the model tries to explain
- 30. explains why higher amount of this would mean lower levels GDP per capita
Down
- 1. two firms produce a particular product
- 2. a model that assumes one firm will play an aggressive role in the market and the other firm will play a passive role
- 4. shifts the supply curve to the left because it makes selling of product or service costlier
- 6. normal profit that can be earned in other enterprises
- 11. all accounting costs and opportunity costs are included
- 12. maximum price set for selling a product or service
- 15. In a ________ market, firms are price takers
- 17. one of the 4 GDP indicators of openness
- 19. maximum production with the minimum cost
- 20. minimum price set for selling product or service
- 25. spillover effects on third parties of private market transactions
- 26. excess of payment over the opportunity costs of enabling this unique talent into marketable use
