Exam 2: The Operation of a Market
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Which of the following would not cause a decrease in the supply of automobiles?
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If products A and B are substitutes for each other, and the price of A increases:
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Which of the following does not help determine the elasticity of supply?
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If the market price for a product is below the equilibrium price:
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Which of the following will increase the supply of new construction?
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Which of the following will not cause the supply curve for tomatoes to shift to the left?
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A shift to the left in the demand curve for product Y could be caused by:
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The introduction of labour-saving machinery in the production of automobiles will:
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If Jones' Manufacturing sold 500 belts at $15 each last month and 450 belts at the same price this month, it can be said that the company has had:
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In drawing the supply curve for cars, which of the following do we keep constant?
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Assuming that the market for fossil fuels is in equilibrium, the introduction of a smart car would:
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If the market for jelly beans is in equilibrium and the demand for jelly beans increases:
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When we say that the demand for a product is elastic we mean:
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The demand curve for houses will not change if there is a change in:
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If an increase in the price of a product leads to a decrease in total revenue, the demand for this product is:
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If consumers spend a fixed amount of money on a product regardless of the price, the demand Can be said to be:
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If potatoes and rice are substitutes for each other, then a decrease in the price of potatoes will:
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Which of the following products is likely to have the most elastic demand?
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