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  1. 1What is the def. of PESPrice Elasticity of supply - the responsiveness of a change in quantity supplied to a change in the price of a good.
  2. 2How to work out PES ?the percentage change in quantity supplied DIVIDED by the percentage change in price
  3. 3What is market equilibrium ?Where price and quantity meet
  4. 4What is market disequilibrium ?Where demand price is not equal to the supply price and the quantity demanded is not equal to the quantity supplied
  5. 5What are the factors that affect PES ?STOCK LEVELS
    PRODUCTION SPEED
    SPARE CAPACITY
    EASE OF ENTRY INTO THE MARKET
  6. 6Explain how 'STOCK LEVELS' and 'PRODUCTION SPEED' affect PES ?Stock levels = Producers can hold stock of foods and can respond more quickly to price changes; therefore supply is elastic.
    Production speed = Goods that are produced quickly so the supply will be elastic. However e.g. farmers cannot increase their supply until they can grow more and so is Inelastic.
  7. 7Explain how SPARE CAPACITY and EASE OF ENTRY INTO THE MARKET affected the PES ?Spare capacity = Enables producers to have the flexibility to produce more with their resources so that their supply will be elastic.
    Ease of entry into the market = If it is difficult for new firms to enter the markets then supply will be INelastic
  8. 8CALCULATING PES : what do the values represent 0 0<1 1Perfectly inelastic
    Inelastic
    Elastic
    Perfectly inelastic
  9. 9CALCULATING PES - EXPLAIN: perfectly inelastic - 0 Inelastic - 0<10 = Price has no effect on supply at all
    0<1 = Price has a small effect on supply
  10. 10CALCULATING PES - EXPLAIN: Elastic - 1< infinity Perfectly Elastic - infinity1
  11. 11DESCRIBE a perfectly INELASTIC supply curve :Supply line is straight. It is not responsive
  12. 12DESCRIBE pes overtime:Supply will become more elastic overtime.
    The supply line moves right each time diagonally
  13. 13PRICE ELASTICITY OF DEMAND (p.e.s)0 - Perfectly inelastic - has no affect on demand
    0<1 - Inelastic - Price has a small effect on demand
    1 - Unitary - Changes are the same
    1
  14. 14DESCRIBE an Elastic SUPPLY CURVE:SUPPLY = UP diagonally {refer to notes}
    percentage change in price is smaller than the percentage change in quantity supplied.
  15. 15DESCRIBE an Inelastic SUPPLY CURVE:SUPPLY = up diagonally but more to the left
    {refer to book}
    Percentage change in price is bigger than the percentage change in quantity supplied.
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