Exam 8: Welfare Economics and the Gains From Trade
Exam 1: Supply,demand,and Equilibrium77 Questions
Exam 2: Prices,costs and Gains From Trade73 Questions
Exam 3: The Behavior of Consumers77 Questions
Exam 4: Consumers in the Marketplace77 Questions
Exam 5: The Behavior of Firms76 Questions
Exam 6: Production and Costs67 Questions
Exam 7: Competition76 Questions
Exam 8: Welfare Economics and the Gains From Trade77 Questions
Exam 9: Knowledge and Information74 Questions
Exam 10: Monopoly79 Questions
Exam 11: Market Power,collusion,and Oligopoly75 Questions
Exam 12: The Theory of Games77 Questions
Exam 13: External Costs and Benefits75 Questions
Exam 14: Common Property and Public Goods74 Questions
Exam 15: The Demand for Factors of Production73 Questions
Exam 16: The Market for Labor72 Questions
Exam 17: Allocating Goods Over Time76 Questions
Exam 18: Risk and Uncertainty76 Questions
Exam 19: What Is Economics73 Questions
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The accompanying diagram shows an Edgeworth box economy. The initial endowment is point O. At current relative prices, Augie chooses point X and Bev chooses point Y
-Refer to Edgeworth Box Economy.Based on the situation shown in the diagram,we can conclude that

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The accompanying diagram shows an Edgeworth box economy. The initial endowment is point O. At current relative prices, Augie chooses point X and Bev chooses point Y
-Refer to Edgeworth Box Economy.In an Edgeworth box,points within the region of mutual advantage represent allocations that

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Price Ceiling
The following questions refer to the accompanying diagram shows the effects of a price ceiling. The initial price and quantity are P0 and Q0, respectively, and the price ceiling is imposed at the price P1. Assume that none of the potential deadweight loss can be avoided.
-Refer to Price Ceiling.After the price ceiling is imposed,consumers' surplus is equal to

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If the marginal value of a third soda is $1.50 to Jackie,then
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A normative criteria is a way of balancing benefits against costs.
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Sales Tax
The following questions refer to the accompanying diagram shows the effects of a sales tax imposed on consumers. The initial price and quantity are P0 and Q0, respectively. After the tax is imposed, the equilibrium quantity is Q1, firms receive the price Ps, and consumers pay the price Pd.
-Refer to Sales Tax.Area C + D + F + G

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The accompanying diagram shows an Edgeworth box economy. The initial endowment is point O. At current relative prices, Augie chooses point X and Bev chooses point Y
-Refer to Edgeworth Box Economy.In an Edgeworth box,a point where two indifference curves are tangent represents

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Sales Tax
The following questions refer to the accompanying diagram shows the effects of a sales tax imposed on consumers. The initial price and quantity are P0 and Q0, respectively. After the tax is imposed, the equilibrium quantity is Q1, firms receive the price Ps, and consumers pay the price Pd.
-Refer to Sales Tax.Prior to the sales tax,which of the following was false?

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Even if total surplus is maximized,there is still a chance that there will be a deadweight loss.
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The following questions refer to the accompanying diagram shows the effects of a sales tax imposed on consumers. The initial price and quantity are P0 and Q0, respectively. After the tax is imposed, the equilibrium quantity is Q1, firms receive the price Ps, and consumers pay the price Pd.
-Refer to Sales Tax.After the tax is imposed,the deadweight loss is equal to

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The gains from international trade are greatest when a country's autarkic relative prices are similar to the world relative prices.
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According to the efficiency criterion,when a policy creates both winners and losers,it will be preferred to the status quo as long as the winners' gains outweigh the losers' losses.
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The following questions refer to the accompanying diagram shows the effects of an excise subsidy given to firms. The initial price and quantity are P0 and Q0, respectively. After the subsidy is granted, the equilibrium quantity is Q1, firms receive the price Ps, and consumers pay the price Pd.
-Refer to Excise Subsidy.The amount of the subsidy paid to firms is given by

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The price of a good accurately reflects the total value it creates for society.
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An explanation for how the price of water can be less than the price of diamonds,even though water is more valuable,is that
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Social or welfare care is consumer surplus minus producer surplus.
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Tax Problem. Consider a perfectly competitive market were demand is Q = 100 - P and Supply is
Q = P - 10.
-Refer to Tax Problem.In the absence of any government intervention (e.g.taxes or price controls),the market equilibrium is
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Sales Tax
The following questions refer to the accompanying diagram shows the effects of a sales tax imposed on consumers. The initial price and quantity are P0 and Q0, respectively. After the tax is imposed, the equilibrium quantity is Q1, firms receive the price Ps, and consumers pay the price Pd.
-Refer to Sales Tax.After the tax is imposed,consumers' surplus is equal to

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Which of the following normative criteria rejects a policy whenever there exists an alternative policy that could unanimously defeat it?
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