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What is another name for complementary goods?
Joint demand
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Goods that are complements are usually bought
together
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Printers and printer ink are examples of
complementary goods
.
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When the price of printers decreases, the demand for razor blades shifts to the
right
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Show the sequence of events when the price of printers increases.
1️⃣ The price of printers increases
2️⃣ Demand for printers contracts
3️⃣ Demand for printer ink shifts left
4️⃣ Quantity demanded for printer ink reduces
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What happens to the demand for razor blades when the price of razors decreases?
Increases
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Substitute goods are in
competitive demand
.
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Coke and Pepsi are classic examples of
substitutes
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Show the sequence of events when the price of Coke increases.
1️⃣ The price of Coke increases
2️⃣ Demand for Coke contracts
3️⃣ Demand for Pepsi shifts right
4️⃣ Quantity demanded for Pepsi increases
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Derived demand occurs when the demand for a good is derived from the demand for something
else
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When the price of Coke decreases, the demand for Pepsi shifts to the
left
.
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What type of demand is also known as input demand?
Derived
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Match the input with its derived demand example:
Aluminum ↔️ Cars
Labor ↔️ Goods and services
Airline travel ↔️ Foreign holidays
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Labor is a
derived demand
from the demand for goods and services.
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When the demand for cars increases, the demand for aluminum shifts to the
right
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Composite demand occurs when two goods require the same
input
to make them.
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When the demand for cheese increases, the supply of butter may
reduce
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What input is required for both bread and livestock?
Wheat
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Joint supply occurs when the production of one
good
increases the supply of another good.
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When the production of honey increases, the supply of beeswax shifts to the
right
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Which two goods are in joint supply because beeswax is a byproduct of honey production?
Honey and beeswax
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Petroleum and paraffin are in joint supply because they require
crude oil
to produce them.
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