Exam 4: Extensions of Demand and Supply Analysis
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The way we know what commodities are relatively scarce or abundant is through
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In 2010, a British Petroleum oil rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico. The explosion resulted in a major oil spill and a decrease in the supply of oil. At the same time, the average price of gasoline decreased. Which of the following best explains the decrease in the price of gasoline?
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Which of the following is NOT a predictable result of a price ceiling set below the market clearing price?
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The decrease in the price of gasoline to a national average of less than $3.20 during the summer of 2012 was most likely a result of
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With respect to the market clearing price and the equilibrium quantity of good X, increases in the demand for and the supply of good X will definitely
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An increase in the equilibrium quantity of good X can be caused by
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All of the following reduce the transaction costs for consumers EXCEPT
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The effect of a legal minimum wage set above the equilibrium wage rate is
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-If the federal government sets a minimum price for wheat at $5.00 per bushel when the equilibrium price is $4.50, then

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A supply restriction that restricts the amount of a good that can be imported is a(n)
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The effect of legislation establishing a minimum wage above the market clearing wage is
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The U.S. government imposes import quotas on many agricultural products, especially products that receive price supports. Offer an economic explanation for this.
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