Exam 4: Demand: the Benefit Side of the Market
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As one moves down along a linear demand curve (i.e. ,from high-price,low-quantity combinations to low-price,high-quantity combinations),the price elasticity of demand becomes
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If the demand curve for espresso is given by the equation P = 20 - 5Q,what is total expenditure when P = $5?
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For which of the demand elasticities is the sign (positive or negative)important in interpreting the meaning?
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During recessions,when workers lose their jobs and face reduced incomes,sales of durable goods (goods that last three years or more)decline.This implies that durable goods are
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-Refer to the table above.The total revenue of coffee producers when the price is $3 per kilogram is

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Given that Chris' marginal utility from his first taco is 15 and his marginal utility from the second taco is 12,one can infer that
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If Karen's marginal utility from her 13th pair of shoes is 15,then the marginal utility from her 14th pair is likely to be
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-Refer to the table above.If the price of Good B is $2 and the consumer purchases 4 units,then the extra utility from spending an extra dollar on Good B is

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Beth has $20 to spend on apples and bananas.Apples cost $3 per kilogram and bananas cost $2 per kilogram.Using A to represent the quantity of apples and B to represent the quantity of bananas,Beth's budget constraint can be written as
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If the ratio of the marginal utility of bread to the marginal utility of butter is 2,Brad can increase his welfare by consuming
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