Title: Markets
1Markets
- Demand side Buyers
- Supply side Sellers
- Both sides respond to prices
- Perfectly competitive markets There are many
buyers and sellers, none of whom individually can
set the price
2Markets
- Demand side Buyers
- Supply side Sellers
- Prices can be set by
- Auctions (EBay, livestock sales, bonds)
- Sticker prices
- Negotiations
- In imperfect markets agent has the ability to
individually influence price
3Markets
- Demand side Buyers
- Supply side Sellers
- Markets can be local, regional or national
4The Key Markets in a Capitalist System
PRODUCT
FIRMS
HOUSEHOLDS
LABOR
Sell Goods Hire Labor Invest in capital
Buy goods Sell labor Borrow and invest
CAPITAL
5The Key Markets in a Capitalist System
PRODUCT
FIRMS
HOUSEHOLDS
Sell Goods
Buy goods
We will concentrate initially on product markets
6Demand Side The cookie in class market
PC
QD Quantity of cookies demanded PC Price of
cookies QD f ( PC, ..)
D
QC
7Demand Side The cookie in class market
PC
QD Quantity of cookies demanded PC Price of
cookies QD f ( PC, ..)
What else affects cookie demand?
D
QC
8Demand Side The cookie in class market
PC
QD Quantity of cookies demanded PC Price of
cookies Y income PX Price of other goods Pop
Population T Taste QD f ( PC,Y, PX, Pop, T)
D
QC
9Demand Side The cookie in class market
PC
QD Quantity of cookies demanded PC Price of
cookies Y income PX Price of other goods Pop
Population T Taste QD f ( PC,Y, PX, Pop, T)
Movement along the line
Shift in the line
D
QC
10Demand Side The cookie in class market
PC
Suppose income (Y) rises from 100 to 200 QD f
( PC,Y, PX, Pop, T)
Normal good Demand for the good increases when
income rises
D, Y 200
D, Y 100
QC
11Demand Side The cookie in class market
PC
Suppose income (Y) rises QD f ( PC,Y, PX, Pop,
T)
Inferior good Demand for the good falls when
income rises
D, Y 100
D, Y 200
QC
12Examples of inferior goods?
13Demand Side The cookie in class market
PC
Suppose price of other goods (PX) rises from 1
to 2 QD f ( PC,Y, PX, Pop, T)
Substitutes When the price of the other good
rises, demand for cookies rises
D, PX 2
D, PX 1
QC
14Examples of substitutes for cookies?
15Demand Side The cookie in class market
PC
Suppose price of other goods (PX) rises from 1
to 2 QD f ( PC,Y, PX, Pop, T)
Complements When the price of the other good
rises, demand for cookies falls
D, PX 1
D, PX 2
QC
16Examples of complements for cookies?
17Supply Side The cookie in class market
Suppose we could legally sell cookies in class
what factors would affect incentives to supply?
S
QS Quantity of cookies demanded PC Price of
cookies QS f ( PC, ..)
PC
QS
18Supply Side The cookie in class market
Suppose we could legally sell cookies in class
what factors would affect incentives to supply?
S
QS Quantity of cookies demanded PC Price of
cookies QS f ( PC, ..)
PC
What else affects cookie supply
QS
19Supply Side The cookie in class market
Suppose we could legally sell cookies in class
what factors would affect incentives to supply?
S
QS Quantity of cookies demanded PC Price of
cookies PI Price of inputs Tech Technology QS
f ( PC, PI, Tech)
PC
QS
20Supply Side The cookie in class market
Suppose we could legally sell cookies in class
what factors would affect incentives to supply?
S
QS Quantity of cookies demanded PC Price of
cookies PI Price of inputs Tech Technology QS
f ( PC, PI, Tech)
PC
Movement along the line
Shift in the line
QS
21Supply Side The cookie in class market
S, PI 2
S, PI 1
PC
Suppose Price of inputs (PI ) rises QS f ( PC,
PI, Tech)
QS
22Supply Side The cookie in class market
Suppose Technology rises QS f ( PC, PI, Tech)
S, Tech 1
PC
S, Tech 2
QS