Unit 2.7: Price controls review terms
Review of terms for unit 2.7: Price controls
I have included this page, which contains a PDF handout as a simple revision exercise. I find that many IB students get a degree of comfort from these short summary handouts.
1. Complete the sentences by filling in the missing blanks:
Price controls come in two types - price controls and minimum price controls.
maximum minimum
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controls are sometimes imposed to ensure that families on relatively incomes are able to afford a place to live. These are usually applied to rental properties in , where there is often a shortage of .
Price low high Rental supply demand city centres
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A can also be introduced to guarantee workers a minimum living standard. This is called a .
living wage minimum wage minimum price
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A minimum price or floor must be placed the equilibrium price for it to be effective.
above higher price below
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are often applied to basic necessities which might otherwise be supplied by the market.
under over Maximum prices Minimum prices
Free or unregulated do not necessarily produce the best outcome for either or producers.
markets consumers producers
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Following a , designed to support food markets, there will be a of stock created.
surplus price celiling price floor
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According to free market economic theory it is assumed that at the equilibrium wage there will be employment. This is the point where the for labour = of labour.
supply demand equilibrium full
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A maximum price or must be placed the equilibrium price for it to be effective.
above price ceiling price floor below
10. Complete the sentences by filling in the missing blanks:
A price will often create shortages, which may lead to a and queues to goods at the official outlets.
ceiling floor purchase black market
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