Exam 5: Elasticity
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If the price of ice cream changes by 30 percent and the quantitydemanded changes by 75 percent, what is the absolute value ofdemand elasticity?
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Which good below might be expected to have the most inelasticdemand curve?
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Economic theory suggests that permanent gun buybackprograms:
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If the price of Good Y falls from $10 to $8, and the quantitysupplied of Good Y falls from 1,000 units to 600 units, the priceelasticity of supply is:
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When a shift in demand or supply occurs, economists can makea quick prediction of the change in price. The denominator ofthe simple price-change formula is the:
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If the demand curve is inelastic then an increase in price wouldcause:
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Drug prohibition is likely to increase drug-industry revenuebecause the demand for drugs is inelastic.
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(Figure: Slave Redemption with Perfectly Elastic Supply) Referto the figure. Suppose the supply curve is perfectly elastic as itis in the graph, a rise in the demand for slaves (from D1 to D2)causes: 

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If the government raises the minimum wage by 6 percent, thenumber of people employed falls by 2%. What is the elasticityof employment with respect to the minimum wage?
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Assume a product has a rather elastic demand curve. If theproducer of the good raises the price of the product, thatproducer's total revenue will always decrease.
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If the cross-price elasticity of demand of two goods is negative,we can conclude that the two goods are:
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The per-unit cost of producing Tic Tac candy does not changewith increases in production, which means the:
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Farmers can produce more milk at lower cost, but Americanswant to drink only so much milk. This suggests that the demandcurve for milk is:
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Figure: Slave Redemption
(Figure: Slave Redemption) Refer to the figure. When slaveredeemers enter the market, the total number of freed slaves is________ and the net number of freed slaves is ________.

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Supply tends to be ________ in local markets, and ________ inglobal markets.
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Since the demand for illegal drugs is quite inelastic, an increasein the price of illegal drugs:
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If the price of Good Y falls from $10 to $8, and the quantitydemand of Good Y rises from 1,000 units to 1,200 units, theprice elasticity of demand is:
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(Figure: Elasticity of Supply) Refer to the figure. Which supplycurve is the most inelastic?

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The elasticity of demand for cigarettes is more inelastic in thelong run than in the short run because it takes a long time forsome people to quit smoking.
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(Figure: Calculating Elasticities) Refer to the figure. Theelasticity of demand in the left panel is ________ the elasticity ofdemand in the right panel.

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