Exam 20: Elasticity
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Exhibit 20-6
-Refer to Exhibit 20-6.Suppose the three equilibrium quantities are 700,800,and 900,and the two other equilibrium prices are $2.20 and $2.75.What is the change in total revenue when a per-unit tax shifts S1to S2,given that D2 is the relevant demand curve?

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If total revenue falls as a result of a decrease in price,it follows that demand is
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Exhibit 20-4
-Refer to Exhibit 20-4.As a consequence of the depicted change in the supply of X,the demand curve for Y shifted from D1 to D2.Which of the following pairs of goods are most likely represented by X and Y?

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The demand curve for good X is a straight downward-sloping line.It follows that the demand for good X is ________ elastic at __________ prices than at __________ prices.
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Exhibit 20-8
-Refer to Exhibit 20-8.The market for good X is initially at point A.A tax is then placed on the production of good X.It follows that the tax is equal to

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For a straight-line,downward-sloping demand curve,price elasticity of demand
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If Jack bought 18 CDs last year when his income was $20,000 and he buys 19 CDs this year when his income is $25,000,then for Jack CDs are
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If the cross elasticity of demand for good A with respect to good B is +2.7,then good A is
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Exhibit 20-2
-Refer to Exhibit 20-2.The market for good X is initially in equilibrium at $5.The government then places a per-unit tax on good X,as shown by the shift of S1 to S2.As a result,

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If goods A and B have a cross elasticity of demand that is positive,this is evidence that goods A and B are __________ goods.
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If the cross elasticity of demand for good A with respect to good B is -0.87,then good A is
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If for good Z income elasticity is less than 1 but greater than zero,then demand for good Z is income __________,and good Z is a(n)__________ good.
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Exhibit 20-7
-Refer to Exhibit 20-7.Which of the graphs shows a perfectly elastic demand curve?

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The longer the period of time allowed for the producer of a good to adjust to a change in the price of the good,the ____________ the price elasticity of supply will be. This statement assumes that the quantity supplied __________ be altered with time.
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Advertisers try to make consumers feel more connected to their product so that the consumers perceive there to be fewer substitutes for the product. Ideally (from the advertiser's perspective)this will ____________ the price elasticity of demand for the product to the point where demand is ____________ resulting ultimately in higher profits.
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Exhibit 20-8
-Refer to Exhibit 20-8.The market for good X is initially at point A.A tax is then placed on the production of good X.As a result,the equilibrium price changes to __________,and sellers now receive __________ per unit they sell and they get to keep __________ for each unit they sell.

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All other things being equal,the __________ substitutes for a good,the __________ the price elasticity of demand.
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Explain the difference between price elasticity of demand and the slope of a demand curve.
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