Exam 4: Demand: the Benefit Side of the Market
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Assume that consumers in both Alberta and Quebec have identical incomes and preferences,but the price of ice cream is higher in Quebec.The rational spending rule would predict that consumers in
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-Refer to the table above.Market demand for coffee at a price of $6 per kilogram is

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A cross-price elasticity of 0.83 indicates the two goods are
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The income elasticity of demand for chicken noodle soup is found to be -0.7.This means chicken noodle soup
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The demand for electricity has been found to be inelastic.The most likely explanation for this finding is that
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The development of small satellite TV units in the 1990s caused the price elasticity of demand for cable TV to
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-Refer to the table above.If the price of Good A is $2 and the price of Good B is $6,then the rational spending rule predicts that _____ units of Good A and ______ units of Good B will be purchased.

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-Refer to the table above.The market demand curve indicates that,at a price of $2.50,_______ hamburgers will be demanded.

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If the slope of the demand curve is -0.167,price is $8 per unit and quantity demanded is 12 units,then demand for this good is
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John,Don,and Mary demand 5,7,and 3 cans of cat food,respectively,when the price is $1.50.If they are the only consumers,the market quantity demanded at a price of $1.50 is
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After subsistence levels of food,shelter,and clothing are provided,
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The total utility to a person from owning nine cars is likely to be ______ the total utility from owning ten cars.
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-Refer to the table above.Demand,between $2.40 and $2.60,is

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If the percentage change in quantity demanded is zero for any percentage change in the price,demand is classified as being
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Brian gets 18,23,and 25 units worth of total utility from consuming 10,11,and 12 raw oysters,respectively,and the price per oyster is 25 cents.Thus,one can infer that Brian
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If,as price falls from $10 to $9,quantity demanded rises from 7 to 12 units,demand is
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If P is the price of a good and Q is the quantity demanded of the good at that price,then the correct mathematical statement of the price elasticity of demand is
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