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                        SAQ for Module 4

Indicate shortages or surplus of demand or supply given the following data: 


Show graphical presentation.

Price Qd Qs Shortage/Surplus
P2 80 20 Shortage
4 70 40 Shortage
6 60 60 Shortage
8 50 80 Surplus
10 40 100 Surplus
12 30 120 Surplus
14 20 140 Surplus

State what happens to the Philippine market demand and supply curves under
the following conditions:  (Increase, Decrease, Same)
Electricity-run cars are introduced and used in the country.
1.  On demand __Increase_______ 2.  On supply __Same______
The oil fields of Iraq, a major supplier of the country, are burned
3, On demand __Increase_________ 4.  On supply _Decrease______
OPEC decides to decrease the price of oil
1.   On demand__Increase________ 6.  On supply _Decrease________
An increase in the price of the dollar causes oil to be more expensive in the country.
7. On demand _Decrease______           8.  On supply _Increase_______
Careless days are made compulsory by the government
          9.  On demand_Decrease________          10.  On supply__Increase_________
Oil mines are discovered in Palawan.
        11.  On demand__Increase__________       12.  On supply__Same__________
Saudi Arabia increases its quotes in oil sales to the Philippines.
       13.  On demand__Decrease____             14.  On Supply___Decrease_______
A substitute for oil is discovered by Filipino inventors.
      15.  On demand__Increase________            16.  On supply__Same___________

Supposing the extreme combinations which can be produced of Good A and


Good B with a give resources are given as follows:
Good A Good B
Combination 200    0
Combination   0      50
Construct a graph showing the production possibilities curve.  Explain the
relationship depicted by the curve.

Plot the following hypothetical demand schedule of pork in the market:

Price of Beef (Per Kilo) Quantity Demanded (In Kilos)


P150.00 90
P140.00 100
P100.00 130
P75.00 150
P60.00 170
P40.00 200
The table shows the hypothetical demand schedule of pork in the market, such as   the
price of pork (per kilo) and quantity demand (in kilo). As you can see in the table above
the curved inside the graph represents when the price of beef increases the quantity
demand decreases. In my opinion also observation, in the market we always attract
lowly prices and buy more.

Plot the following hypothetical supply schedule of Bangus in the market

Price of Bangus (Per Kilo) Quantity Supplied (In


Thousand)
P120.00 700
P100.00 650
P90.00 600
P75.00 500
P60.00 400
P50.00 300
The table shows the hypothetical supply schedule of Bangus in the market, such as the
price of bangus (per kilo) and quantity supplied (in thousand). As you can see in the
table above the horizontal inside the graph represents when the price of bangus
become high there is a tendency that the seller will offer more to sell. Also when the
price becomes low there is a possibility that it will only sell a few products.

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