This document provides 14 scenarios involving changes in the cereal market and instructs students to analyze each scenario by drawing supply and demand graphs, identifying whether the change is a shift in supply or demand, and determining the resulting effect on price and quantity. For each scenario, students are asked to show the initial supply and demand equilibrium, identify the specific change as a supply or demand shift, and state how price and quantity would change after the shift occurs. The scenarios include changes such as a strike among cereal producers, a recession, changes in prices of related goods, actions by cereal producers and the government, new substitutes and technology, and an increase in population and cereal popularity.
This document provides 14 scenarios involving changes in the cereal market and instructs students to analyze each scenario by drawing supply and demand graphs, identifying whether the change is a shift in supply or demand, and determining the resulting effect on price and quantity. For each scenario, students are asked to show the initial supply and demand equilibrium, identify the specific change as a supply or demand shift, and state how price and quantity would change after the shift occurs. The scenarios include changes such as a strike among cereal producers, a recession, changes in prices of related goods, actions by cereal producers and the government, new substitutes and technology, and an increase in population and cereal popularity.
This document provides 14 scenarios involving changes in the cereal market and instructs students to analyze each scenario by drawing supply and demand graphs, identifying whether the change is a shift in supply or demand, and determining the resulting effect on price and quantity. For each scenario, students are asked to show the initial supply and demand equilibrium, identify the specific change as a supply or demand shift, and state how price and quantity would change after the shift occurs. The scenarios include changes such as a strike among cereal producers, a recession, changes in prices of related goods, actions by cereal producers and the government, new substitutes and technology, and an increase in population and cereal popularity.
Use economic analysis to determine what happens to the price and quantity of cereal in each scenario. # Change Graph Economic Analysis 1 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: 2. The Change: The workers who produce Supply or Demand cereal go on strike. Increase or Decrease Shifter 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ 2 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: The economy goes into a 2. The Change: recession causing Supply or Demand incomes to decrease Increase or Decrease (Assume cereal is a normal good). Shifter 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ 3 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: The price of milk, a 2. The Change: complement to cereal, Supply or Demand decreases (Analyze Increase or Decrease cereal). Shifter 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ 4. 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: The price of wheat and 2. The Change: corn, key resources in the Supply or Demand production of cereal, Increase or Decrease decreases. Shifter 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ 5. 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: 2. The Change: Cereal producers increase Supply or Demand the price of cereal. Increase or Decrease Shifter 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ 6. 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: A reputable private 2. The Change: research institute Supply or Demand announces that children Increase or Decrease who eat cereal improve their grades in school. Shifter 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ 7. 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: 2. The Change: The government places a Supply or Demand per-unit tax on cereal Increase or Decrease manufacturers. Shifter 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ 8. 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: 2. The Change: An improvement in Supply or Demand equipment and Increase or Decrease technology for cereal firms. Shifter 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ 9. 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: The supply of eggs, a 2. The Change: close substitute of cereal, Supply or Demand increases. (Analyze Increase or Decrease cereal) Shifter 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ 10 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: 2. The Change: An increase in population Supply or Demand leading to an increase in Increase or Decrease cereal customers Shifter 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ 11 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: In order to promote American production, the 2. The Change: government subsidizes Supply or Demand cereal producers. Increase or Decrease (Analyze only American Shifter firms) 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ 12 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: 2. The Change: New firms begin to start Supply or Demand making cereal (Analyze Increase or Decrease the entire industry). Shifter 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ 13 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: 2. The Change: The government Supply or Demand establishes a binding Increase or Decrease price ceiling for cereal. Shifter 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ 14 The popularity of the 1. Draw and Label Equilibrium: cereal increases at the 2. The Change: same time new Demand- Up or Down Shifter- technology lowers Supply- Up or Down Shifter- production costs. 3. After: Price _____ Quantity_____ (Double Shift)