Laffer

Supply is the quantity of goods and services that producers offer at various possible prices during a given time period. Profit is the key motivation behind suppliers' behavior in providing goods to the marketplace. The supply of goods can be either elastic or inelastic. VIDEO OBJECTIVES - Explain the difference between supply and quantity supplied - Explain what the law of supply states - Explain what supply schedules and supply curves illustrate - Describe supply elasticity

The determinants of supply are the factors other than price can affect supply of a product over time, shifting the supply curve to the left or right. VIDEO OBJECTIVES - Explain what it means for a product's supply to shift - Identify factors that might cause a product's supply curve to shift - Describe the difference between a tax and a subsidy

A more complex type of business organization is the corporation. It is supervised by a board of directors. Legally, a corporation is treated as if it were an individual. It offers both advantages and disadvantages to the business itself and to the individual stockholders. VIDEO OBJECTIVES - Explain how a corporation is formed - Describe how a corporation is organized - Explain how stocks and bonds differ - Describe the advantages and disadvantages of organizing a corporation

Sole proprietorships is the most common form of business organization. It relies on the work and organizational abilities of one person. VIDEO OBJECTIVES - Describe the advantages of establishing a sole proprietorship - Describe the disadvantages of establishing a sole proprietorship