Exam 5: Elasticity: a Measure of Responsiveness
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Suppose that local dry cleaner shop faces a demand curve that is liner and that the current price for its garments is set at a point where the price elasticity is 1.7.If the local dry cleaner shop increases the price per garment:
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What does it mean for a good to have a perfectly inelastic demand? Draw a demand curve of this type.Explain why it has the shape that it does.
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Would you expect the income elasticity of demand for Cadillacs to be positive or negative? Why?
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Which of the following is NOT likely to be an example of a product with an inelastic demand?
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What does the cross elasticity of demand measure? How is it calculated?
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Demand is elastic along the upper half of a liner demand curve,so an increase in quantity from a decrease in price decreases total revenue.
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The price elasticity of demand for gasoline is 0.5 and the price elasticity of supply for gasoline is 1.1.If demand rises by 25%,the price of gasoline will:
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If the price elasticity of supply is equal to zero,then supply is perfectly inelastic.
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-Refer to Figure 5.5.Using the midpoint method,if the price of a gardenburger is increased from $8 to $10,the price elasticity of demand equals:

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When the price of a pair of shoes is $80,10 pairs are demanded.When the price of the pair of shoes is $60,20 pairs are demanded.Using the initial value,the elasticity of demand is ________ starting at a price of $80 and ________ starting at a price of $60.
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The price elasticity of demand for tomatoes,is 1.2 during the summer.If a drought causes the price of tomatoes to increase 15%,farmers can expect quantity demanded to:
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When the price of bricks increases 5%,quantity demanded decreases 15%.The elasticity for bricks is:
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Goods for which the price elasticity of demand is relatively inelastic:
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-Refer to Figure 5.1.Using the initial-value method,if the price of a hamburger is decreased from $10 to $8,the price elasticity of demand equals:

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-Refer to Figure 5.1.Using the initial-value method,if the price of a hamburger is increased from $2 to $4,the price elasticity of demand equals:

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Would you expect the cross elasticity of demand between ham and turkey to be positive or negative? Why?
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Recall the application about the short-run and long-run elasticity of supply of milk.If the price of milk increases by 20%,in the short run the quantity of milk supplied will increase by only 2% and in the long run it will increase by 50 %.Why is supply more price-elastic in the long run?
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If the price elasticity of demand for pasta is 2 then a 10% increase in the price will result in a decrease in total revenue.
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