Review Fungsi Permintaan 1. Permintaan terhadap suatu barang, muncul karena ada keinginan, kesediaan, dan kemampuan. Karena itu ada permintaan riil dan permintaan potensial. 2. Mempelajari permintaan berarti mempelajari aktivitas ekonomi dari sisi konsumen. 3. Perlu juga dibedakan : • Permintaan riil dan permintaan potensial • Permintaan individu dan permintaan pasar • Permintaan yang elastis dan in-elastis • Perubahan jumlah yang diminta dan perubahan permintaan 4. Fungsi permintaan dari suatu barang memiliki bentuk standar berslope negatif, meskipun ada yang berslope positif. 5. Dalam mempelajari fungsi permintaan ada asumsi yang disebut dengan citeris paribus ( cp ).
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Demand Price (dollar per tape)
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e
5
d
4
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3
Demand for tapes
b
2
a
1 0
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4
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10
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OHT 2.4
Figure 2.1 Derivation of the market demand curve
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Some Real-World Price Elasticities of Demand Good or Service Elastic Demand Metals Electrical engineering products Mechanical engineering products Furniture Motor vehicles Instrument engineering products Professional services Transportation services Inelastic Demand Gas, electricity, and water Oil Chemicals Beverages (all types) Clothing Tobacco Banking and insurance services Housing services Agricultural and fish products Books, magazines, and newspapers Food Copyright © 2003 Pearson Education, Inc. + Michael Parkin + Sumber lainnya
Elasticity 1.52 1.30 1.30 1.26 1.14 1.10 1.09 1.03 0.92 0.91 0.89 0.78 0.64 0.61 0.56 0.55 0.42 0.34 0.12 Slide 1-4
Price
A Change in the Quantity Demanded Versus a Change in Demand Decrease in quantity demanded
Decrease in
Increase in demand Increase in quantity demanded
demand
D2
D0
D1 Quantity
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Review Fungsi Penawaran 1. Penawaran terhadap suatu barang, muncul karena ada keinginan, kesediaan, dan kemampuan dari produsen untuk menyediakan barang yang diinginkan konsumen 2. Mempelajari penawaran berarti mempelajari aktivitas ekonomi dari sisi produsen. 3. Perlu juga dibedakan : • Penawaran individu produsen dan penawaran pasar • Penawaran yang elastis dan in-elastis • Perubahan jumlah yang ditawarkan dan perubahan penawaran 4. Fungsi penawaran dari suatu barang memiliki bentuk standar berslope positif, meskipun dalam jangka panjang akan berbentuk tegak vertikal. 5. Dalam mempelajari fungsi penawaran juga ada asumsi yang disebut dengan citeris paribus ( cp ). 6. Bentuk umum fungsi penawaran adalah : Qd Cp
= f ( P ) cp. Dengan hubungan yang positif = Teknologi, Mesin, dll
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Supply Price (dollar per tape)
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Supply of Tapes
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d
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c
2 1 0
b a 2
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Price
A Change in the Quantity Supplied Versus a Change in Supply S2
Increase in quantity supplied
Decrease in supply
S0
S1
Increase in supply
Decrease in quantity supplied
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Price (dollar per tape)
Market Equilibrium Surplus of 2 million tapes at $4 a tape
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Supply of tapes
5 4 Equilibrium
3 2 Shortage of 3 million tapes at $2 a tape
1 0
2
4
6
Demand for tapes 8
10
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Price (dollar per tape)
The Effects of a Change in Demand Supply of tapes
6 5 4 3 2
Demand for tapes (Walkman $50)
1
Demand for tapes (Walkman $200)
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
Quantity (millions of tapes per week)
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Price (dollar per tape)
The Effects of a Change in Supply Supply of tapes (old technology)
6 5 4
Supply of tapes (new technology)
3 2 1
Demand for tapes
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
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Price (dollar per tape)
The Effects of an Increase in Both Demand and Supply Supply of tapes (old technology)
6
Supply of tapes (new technology)
5 4 3 2 Demand for tapes (Walkman $50)
1 Demand for tapes (Walkman $200)
0
2
4
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12
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Price Slide, Rocket, and Roller Coaster
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Price Slide, Rocket, and Roller Coaster
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Michael Parkin CHAPTER
11
Output and Costs
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Total Product, Marginal Product, and Average Product
a b c d e f
Labor
Total product
Marginal product
Average product
(workers per day)
(sweaters per day)
(sweaters per additional worker)
(sweaters per worker)
0 1 2 3 4 5
0 4 10 13 15 16
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Total Product, Marginal Product, and Average Product
a b c d e f
Labor
Total product
Marginal product
Average product
(workers per day)
(sweaters per day)
(sweaters per additional worker)
(sweaters per worker)
0 1 2 3 4 5
0 4 10 13 15 16
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Total Product, Marginal Product, and Average Product
a b c d e f
Labor
Total product
Marginal product
Average product
(workers per day)
(sweaters per day)
(sweaters per additional worker)
(sweaters per worker)
0 1 2 3 4 5
0 4 10 13 15 16
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15
d
13 10
TP
c
5 4
Marginal product (sweaters per day per worker)
Output (sweaters per day)
Marginal Product
6
4 3 2
MP 0
1
2 3 4 5 Labor (workers per day)
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1
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Average product & Marginal product (sweaters per day per worker)
Average Product Maximum average product
6 c d 4.33 4
e
b
f
AP
3 2
MP 0
1
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Total Cost Curves Labor
Output
Total fixed cost (TFC)
(workers (sweaters per day) per day)
a
0
0
b
1
4
c
2
10
d
3
13
e
4
15
f
5
16
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Total variable cost (TVC)
Total cost (TC)
(dollars per day)
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Total Cost Curves Labor
Output
Total fixed cost (TFC)
(workers (sweaters per day) per day)
Total variable cost (TVC)
Total cost (TC)
(dollars per day)
a
0
0
25
b
1
4
25
c
2
10
25
d
3
13
25
e
4
15
25
f
5
16
25
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Total Cost Curves Labor
Output
Total fixed cost (TFC)
(workers (sweaters per day) per day)
Total variable cost (TVC)
Total cost (TC)
(dollars per day)
a
0
0
25
0
b
1
4
25
25
c
2
10
25
50
d
3
13
25
75
e
4
15
25
100
f
5
16
25
125
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Total Cost Curves Labor
Output
Total fixed cost (TFC)
(workers (sweaters per day) per day)
Total variable cost (TVC)
Total cost (TC)
(dollars per day)
a
0
0
25
0
25
b
1
4
25
25
50
c
2
10
25
50
75
d
3
13
25
75
100
e
4
15
25
100
125
f
5
16
25
125
150
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Cost (dollars per day)
150
Total Cost CurvesTC TC = TFC + TVC
TVC 100
50
TFC 0
5
10
15
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Cost (dollars per sweater)
Marginal Cost and Average Costs 15
ATC = AFC + AVC MC
ATC AVC
10
5
AFC
0
5
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15
Output (sweaters per day)
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Average product and marginal product
Product Curves and Cost Curves 6 AP 4 MP 2 MP and Rising falling MC: rising AP and falling AVC 0
Falling MP and rising MC: rising AP and falling AVC
1.5
Falling MP and rising MC: falling AP and rising AVC
2.0 Labor
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Average product and marginal product
Product Curves and Cost Curves 12
9 MC 6 AVC 3
Maximum MP and minimum MC
0
6.5
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Maximum AP and minimum AVC
10
Labor Slide 1-28
Short-Run Costs of Four Different Plants
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Long-Run Average Cost Curve
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