Exam 5: Elasticity
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If the price elasticity of demand is 0.1, then for every 10% increase in price, there is a _____ in quantity demanded.
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A horizontal demand curve has a price elasticity of demand equal to
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If the supply of a good is price elastic, the tax incidence falls more heavily on producers than on consumers.
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If the price elasticity of demand is greater than 1, then economists say that
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If the demand for bread is inelastic, which scenario might occur?
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State sales taxes are considered by many economists to be _____ because _____.
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If soda and potato chips are complements, then their cross elasticity of demand is
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(Figure: Interpreting Short-Run Supply Curves) Based on the graph, which of the curves would MOST likely depict a supply curve in the short run?


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(Figure: Impact of Tax on Market Equilibrium) Based on the graph, the deadweight loss created by the tax equals _____, and it is borne primarily by the _____.


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Two goods are close substitutes for each other if their cross elasticity of demand equals 0.
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If the demand for Quilted Northern bath tissue is elastic, then the
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(Figure: Interpreting Short-Run Supply Curves) Based on the graph, which of the curves would MOST likely depict a supply curve in the long run?


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Suppose that the price elasticity of supply for motorized scooters is 0.5. If the quantity supplied of motorized scooters increases by 30%, what was the increase in price?
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Using the midpoints of price and quantity to compute percentage changes between points a and b
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In general, the burden of taxes falls more on the buyer if demand for the product taxed is
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If demand is extremely elastic, it is likely that _____ will bear most of the burden of a tax and that the deadweight loss will be relatively _____.
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