Exam 3: Demand and Supply
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Along a given demand curve, higher prices correspond to higher quantities demanded.
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Table 3.3
-According to Table 3.3, at a price of $16 per CD, there is

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Table 3.2
-According to the market data in Table 3.2, which price will generate a shortage of 50 units?

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Along a given demand curve, a lower price leads to a _________ quantity demanded.
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An increase in the price of one good will increase the demand for its complement good.
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The market demand for cotton clothing shifts to the right when
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If dry cleaners increase the fees for cleaning services, economic theory predicts that
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Which of the following will shift the supply curve to the right?
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When a good is sold at its equilibrium price, the buyer is not engaged in a voluntary exchange.
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Demand shows the quantities of a good which consumers will demand at various possible _________ .
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Along a given supply curve, an increase in price leads to a higher _________ _________.
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Suppose that air fares to Hawaii increase. What effect does this have on the market for hotel rooms in Hawaii?
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The free market can never generate an equilibrium price because supply and demand are always at odds with one another.
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