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***IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: TUTORING LOCATION CHANGE***

-MONDAY: STUDY ROOM 112

-TUESDAY: STUDY ROOM 111

-THURSDAY: STUDY ROOM 113

These are the study rooms that are located on the bottom floor of the library.

You will still need to sign in and out in the student success center on the mezzanine level.

See you soon!

-Lindsay

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Welcome to the ECON 224 tutoring wiki.

My name is Lindsay Johnson and I am your 224 tutor. Tutoring for this course is available through the Student Success Center on the mezzanine level of the Thomas Cooper Library. Sessions are held in the study rooms on the first floor of the Thomas Cooper Library.

You can make an appointment through tutor track by clicking HERE
Or you can just drop by.

TUTORING SCHEDULE*
MONDAY 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
TUESDAY 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
THURSDAY 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

*Appointments last for one hour. You can make 2 appointments per week.




TIPS:
-do the assigned reading, pay special attention to bold words and graphs
-understand graphs at the beginning...they are not going away
-make reference sheets for formulas and graphs
-ask questions
-don't procrastinate!

The best sessions happen when you know what you want to focus on, so come with questions!




A little bit about me...

Hi! I'm your tutor, Lindsay Johnson

I am a junior accounting and economics major, advertising and PR minor.
I am from Mooresville, North Carolina, which is just north of Charlotte.
A few of my favorite things include the beach, ice cream, and watching movies.
This is my second semester as the ECON 224 tutor.
Don't be shy, come check out a session!


Contact Info
JohnsoL6@email.sc.edu
or
leave a message here






This is a place you can find great additional resources to help you in your studies.
(LINKS AT BOTTOM OF PAGE)
-Important Vocabulary
-Practice Quizzes
-"Helpful Hints"
-Tough Topics







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tutoringcenter Shifters of Supply & Demand 0 Mar 15 2011, 12:58 PM EDT by tutoringcenter
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Cause an increase in demand (RIGHTWARD SHIFT demand curve)
o Decrease in price of complement
o Increase in price of substitute
o Increase in INCOME for a NORMAL GOOD
o Decrease in INCOME for an INFERIOR GOOD
o Increase in number of buyers
o Buyers expect higher prices in FUTURE
o Buyers think it’s good for them (preference)
***When the opposite of any of these shifters occurs demand will decrease (LEFTWARD SHIFT)

Cause an increase in supply (RIGHTWARD SHIFT supply curve)
o Decrease in price of inputs of product
o Improvement in technology (that causes lower production cost)
o Increase in number of sellers
o Sellers expect lower prices in FUTURE
o Decrease in price of a good that uses similar inputs
o Good weather/production conditions
***When the opposite of any of these shifters occurs supply will decrease (LEFTWARD SHIFT)

Any time the PRICE of the GOOD changes there’s an increase/decrease in the QUANTITY DEMANDED/SUPPLIED -->movement ALONG the curve
o Related to the LAW OF DEMAND and LAW OF SUPPLY
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