What makes a market supply

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Welcome Welcome Shifting the supply curve

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Welcome Welcome Identify what customers want or need

What is a want?

What is a need?

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Welcome Welcome Demand

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Welcome Welcome Why demand decreases if demand increases

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Welcome Welcome The Demand Curve

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Welcome Welcome The Factors of Demand

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Welcome Welcome Shifting the demand curve

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• A move along the demand or supply curve is when a change in price point results in a change in demand or supply

• A shift of the demand or supply curve is when the entire curve shifts due to external factors, such as population change, or the weather

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Welcome Welcome The basic rule of economics

Demand • Price up = quantity demand down• Price down = quantity demand up

Supply• Price up = supply up• Price down = supply down

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Welcome Welcome Market equilibrium – determinning price

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Activity Resources

What makes a market? What should firms supply?

Students could explore the changes in the market, and charges, for mobile phones — from when mobile phones were first available to now. What do they conclude about the interaction between price, supply and demand? (See Activity sheet 2, Task 1 and 2.)

Activity sheet 2, Task 1 and 2Interaction activity and tasks on supply and demand at: www.bized.co.uk/educators/16-19/economics/markets/activity/demandsupply.htm

What consumers want or need

Students should identify a market need for a business idea of their own. Students could gain new business ideas from, eg www.start-ups.co.uk/. Why do they think that there is a potential demand for the business? This could be set as homework.

Activity sheet 2, Task 3

Additional reading:Zhang L — Identifying a Market Opportunity, Business Review, Volume 7, Issue 4, April 2001, pages 2-4

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• In your book write

• factors that would result in a shift in the supply curve

• Factors that would result in a shift in the demand curve

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• What questions do you have based on today’s lesson?

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Welcome Welcome Homework

• I want you to explore the telephone market, and produce a brief report (1 side A4) on changes in the market, and charges, for mobile phones — from when mobile phones were first available to now.

• What do you conclude about the interaction between price, supply and demand?

• I’m giving you a lot of freedom with this, I do ask you keep it interesting and among all else, relevant.