Exam 5: Price Elasticity of Demand and Supply
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Exhibit 5-4 Demand curves for silver
-Assume that a wealthy buyer, Mr. Hunt, declares that he will purchase any amount of silver at a price of $125 an ounce. In Exhibit 5-4, which graph illustrates the shape of the demand curve for silver?

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If a good has a price elasticity of demand coefficient less than one, then:
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If Herbert, the hair stylist, raises the price of his cuts from $13 to $15 and finds the number of cuts falls from 300 to 260, then the demand for Herbert's cuts in this range is:
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If the percentage change in the quantity demanded of a good is greater than the percentage change in price, price elasticity of demand is:
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Assume 300 billion pounds of Ostrich meat is produced per year when the price is 50 cents per pound, and 500 billion pounds when the price is 60 cents per pound. The supply of Ostrich meat, other factors held constant, is:
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You are part of a local community theater group. It is the goal of the group to increase the amount of revenue earned through ticket sales. Mary says the obvious solution is to increase ticket prices. Is Mary correct?
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An economist estimates that .67 is the price elasticity of demand for disposable diapers. This suggests that disposable diaper producers could:
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What happens to total revenue given a price increase and demand is inelastic? Why?
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Demand sensitivity depends on all of the following except:
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If the price elasticity of demand is computed for two products, and product A measures .79, and product B measures 1.6, then:
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The price elasticity of demand coefficient for a good will be lower:
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A _______ demand curve has a price elasticity of demand that is perfectly elastic.
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A health club sells 50 memberships when the monthly price is $60 and 70 memberships when the monthly price is $40. The price elasticity of demand for memberships at this health club is (using the average values method):
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The cross elasticity between two goods is 2.5. These goods are:
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Applying supply and demand analysis, other factors held constant, the steeper the supply curve (more inelastic), the larger the burden of a sales tax that is borne by the sellers.
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If demand price elasticity measures 2, this implies that consumers would:
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If a government tax has as its purpose the raising of revenue, it would be best to place the tax on a product which:
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The income elasticity of demand for shoes is estimated to be 1.50. We can conclude that shoes:
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Since it is always a negative number, economists use the convention of taking the absolute value of:
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