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Transcript: Price Floor (Pf) It is a way of finding revenue to the Government. It is quite different from both Price Ceiling and Price Floor. Taxes are made for maximizing the quality of living of the population. Price floor is the minimum price of any particular product. It is usually occurs because sometimes there are too high competition in the market. This leads to a price war, and when the price is too low, it is not good for both buyers and sellers. Microeconomics Example: If we are studying about the price of Pork, the Shifters are something that can change the price of the pork. They can be Income, Price of Chicken, Price of Meet or Economy of the country etc. One of the Shifters can tell us whether a particular thing is a Normal or Inferior Goods That Shifter is "Income" If the sign in front of Income in the equation is "+", then it is a Normal Goods. But if the sign is "-", the it is an Inferior Goods. Price Ceiling is a maximum price for any particular product. It is usually used with important products such as Petrol. It occurs when a price of any particular thing is too high and people are unable to buy the product so the Government tries to help people by controlling the price. The Government usually fix the problem by creating three policies, which include: 1. Price Ceiling (Pc) 2. Price Floor (Pf) 3. Taxes (T) Shifters Anything that can change the demand and supply of any particular thing. It is usually related to what we are focusing at. Taxes When there are changes in prices, there can be problems among consumers. There can be both Surplus or Shortage. This means that some of the consumers will not get benefits from the product. Microeconomics There are some Shifters that exists in almost every equation. These Shifters are Constant, Price, and Income. This is a Picture of Demand and Supply graph. We can see that the Demand and Supply will always go to opposite direction. Likewise, so do the Price and Quantity. Shifter can be both Simple or Multi. This will lead to the Regression Functions Later. I really want what is the best for you naaa. I think this presentation can be very helpful for you naaa. I cannot type Thai in here, but either English or Thai, I make this presentation because I love you naaa :) I hope you will like my presentation that I made just for you naaa Ruk Pink mak mak naaaa :) Review for my "Special Person" :) Government Solutions Conclusion Price Ceiling (Pc) Law of Demand- The law that say when the Price goes up, the Quantity goes down, and when the Price goes down, the Quantity goes up. It is a study of how the outer factors can affect what we buy everyday. The study will focus on the demand and supply of the things we buy.

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Microeconomics

Transcript: 13 cents increase since beginning of the year No substitute or complements Petrol relatively inelastic Population growth = Larger Demand 1. Relationship between Price and Demand 2. Supply of Petrol 3. Market equilibrium of Demand/Supply “Other things remaining the same, the higher the price of a good, the smaller is the quantity demanded; and the lower the price of a good, the greater is the quantity demanded.” “The average price of petrol is 152 cents per litre, its highest level since April last year” and “The price is up 13 cents since the beginning of the year” Increase in Demand Figure 4 has placed both the rightward shift of demand and leftward shift of the supplied. At the new intersection, is the new equilibrium (E1). Microeconomics the rate and cost of production Introduction Relationship Between Price and Demand Law of Demand the cost of proving new wells; unplanned interruptions The world’s consumption of petrol will also continue to grow as petrol is used as an energy resource Production is likely to start dropping steadily, putting a squeeze on motorists Australian Bureau of Statistics Increase in petroleum 152cents/litre Price increase of petrol also affects the price of other goods Equilibrium is the point in which the quantity demanded equals quantity supplied When the demand curve or the supply curve change the market equilibrium would change eg; Oil is demanded more today then yesterday, this shifts demand curve to the right Motorist Feel Pain as Petrol Price Jumps Supply 22.7 million which increased by roughly 360,000 from the previous year the global demand for crude Supply of Petrol The original equilibrium price of oil is still (139 cent) a litre at the beginning of 2013. High demand for transportation, distillation, and as a flammable resource The price for oil increased to 152cent. This is influenced not only by the demand curve but the supply curve. For example oil spills or scarcity of oil; The s curve shifts to the left. As less oil can be mined. Oil resources on the planet and unfortunately unlike other resources, can’t reproduce this resource so an alternative needs to be developed, so that prices can once again drop helping the global economy. the size of crude oil stockpiles Reduction in Demand The oil resources in the world are diminishing quickly, thus cause prices to rise rapidly. Technology will become much more energy-efficient in time Future generations regard us as the generation responsible for burning up 600 million years' worth of fossil fuel accumulation in a couple of lifetimes. Market Equilibrium on Demand/Supply

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