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The
price elasticity of supply
Is the
responsiveness
to a
change
in
supply
after a
change
in
price.
PES
= %
Change in QS
/ %
Change in P
if supply is
elastic
, firms can
increase supply quickly
at
little cost.
PES
= >1
If supply is
inelastic
, an
increase
in supply can be
expensive
and
time consuming.
PES
=<1
Perfectly inelastic supply
PES =
0
If there is
perfectly inelastic supply
, supply is
fixed
so if there is a
change
in
demand
it
cannot
be
met easily.
Perfectly elastic supply
PES =
infinity
Factors
influencing PES (
PSSST
)
P =
Production lag
S =
Stock
S =
Substitute
S =
Spare Capacity
T =
Time
Price and quality equilibrium
is when
supply
meets
demand.
At
market equilibrium
, price has
no tendency to change
, known as the
market clearing price.
Joint supply
is when
increasing
the supply of one good causes an
increase
or
decrease
in the supply of another good.
Excess supply
occurs when the price is
above
P1.
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