A. Has supply but not demand
B. Has demand but not supply
C. Has supply and demand
D. Has market forces and government intervention
A. Investors owning companies
B. Government ownership of assets
C. Market forces of supply and demand
D. All trade via barter
A. Market forces
B. Government intervention
C. A mixture of government intervention and the free market
D. The creation of unlimited resources
A. The price of related goods consumer income
B. Consumer incomes, tastes
C. The costs of production bank opening hours
D. The price of related goods preferences
A. Incomes
B. Prices of related goods
C. Tastes
D. All of the above
A. Substitute good
B. Complementary good
C. Bargain
D. Inferior good
A. Substitute good, inferior good
B. Normal good inferior good
C. Inferior good normal good
D. Normal good, complementary good
A. Moves down to the right
B. Moves up to the left
C. Moves up to the right
D. Moves down to the left
A. Demand
B. Supply
C. Excess demand
D. Excess supply
A. everything is sold
B. buyers spend all their money
C. quantity demanded equal quality supplied
D. excess demanded equals quantity