Exam 6: Elasticity
Exam 1: First Principles233 Questions
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Exam 3: Supply and Demand290 Questions
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Exam 5: Price Controls and Quotas: Meddling With Markets227 Questions
Exam 6: Elasticity300 Questions
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Exam 13: Monopoly350 Questions
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If quantity supplied responds substantially to a relatively small change in price, supply is:
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Goods are _____ when the cross-price elasticity of demand is positive and _____ when the cross-price elasticity of demand is negative.
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As you move down a linear demand curve, the price elasticity of demand will:
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If an increase in the price of cotton increases total revenue, then the price effect is _____ the quantity effect.
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If your purchases of shoes decrease from 11 pairs per year to 9 pairs per year when the price of shirts increases from $8 to $12, for you, shoes and shirts are considered:
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If total revenue goes down when the price falls, demand is said to:
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The price elasticity of demand along a demand curve with a constant slope:
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Determining the price elasticity of demand involves all of the following factors EXCEPT:
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You manage a nightclub, and lately revenues have been disappointing. Your bouncer suggests that raising drink prices will increase revenues, but your bartender suggests that decreasing drink prices will increase revenues. You aren't sure who is right, but you do know that your bouncer thinks the demand for drinks is _____ and your bartender thinks the demand for drinks is _____.
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A shirt manufacturer sold 10 dozen shirts per day at $4 per shirt but sold 15 dozen shirts per day at $3 per shirt. The price elasticity of demand (by the midpoint method) is:
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Figure: Supply Curves
-(Figure: Supply Curves) Look at the figure Supply Curves. Which graph shows a perfectly elastic supply curve?

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The price elasticity of the supply of paintings by Rembrandt is greater than 1.
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Figure: The Demand Curve
-(Figure: The Demand Curve) Look at the figure The Demand Curve. By the midpoint method the price elasticity of demand between $3 and $4 is approximately:

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An important determinant of the price elasticity of demand is the:
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If the price elasticity of demand is calculated to be 0.75, then demand is:
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When Joe's income is $100 per week, he spends $20 per week on pizza. When his income rises to $110 per week, he spends $25 per week on pizza. If the price of pizza remains constant, this information implies that for Joe:
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Figure: The Demand for Shirts
-(Figure: The Demand for Shirts) Look at the figure The Demand for Shirts. If the price is below _____, demand is inelastic.

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Table: Price Elasticity
-(Table: Price Elasticity) Look at the table Price Elasticity. What is the price elasticity of demand (using the midpoint formula) between $2.50 and $2.25?

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The price of coffee increases by 10%, and as a result, Alex purchases fewer doughnuts. For Alex, coffee and doughnuts are:
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