Exam 4: Supply and Demand: an Initial Look
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The following are the equations for the supply and demand curves in the market for weezils:
where Qd is the quantity demanded, Qs is the quantity supplied, and P is the price per weezil in dollars.
-Refer to Exhibit 4-1.According to the data given, the equilibrium price of a weezil is


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Which of the following would cause a movement up (or leftward) along the demand curve for European autos in the United States?
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When a supply curve is constructed, data are required for price and quantity.Each point on the supply curve is
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The government of Economica announces that it will purchase its farmers' surplus of milk.From this announcement, you can infer that Economica has a
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When used in a professional or technical sense, the law of supply and demand refers to
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During the Revolutionary War, the Pennsylvania legislature attempted to aid the Continental Army by setting wage floors for soldiers in the army.
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If demand increases, the equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity will both fall, everything else being equal.
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"Equilibrium" is a situation in which there are no inherent forces to produce change.
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Which of the following can occur if price controls are imposed on a product?
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An increase in price is likely to affect demand in what way?
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If the demand for steak shifts to the right, a likely reason is that
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A demand schedule's position is determined partly by the supply of a good.
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We observed that the price of a good rises and the quantity purchased also rises.Everything else being equal, it is consistent that
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Cost-reducing technological advancements allow suppliers to earn more profits but have no noticeable effect on the supply curve.
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Figure 4-4
-Assume that Figure 4-4 shows demand for MP3 players.An increase in the price of music downloads changes demand from

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