Exam 6: Demand and Elasticity
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A rise in price will always result in an increase in the total amount consumers spend on a product.
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As one moves down a straight-line demand curve away from the vertical axis, demand becomes less elastic and then inelastic.
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As a result of a decline in interest rates and a rise in household income, the demand curve for housing has shifted to the right, but has retained the same slope.Consequently, the elasticity of demand for housing
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Demand is said to be price elastic at a point on a demand curve if a
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The elasticity of a demand curve at any point can be ascertained by its steepness.
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-In 1983, government price supports raised the price of sugar above its equilibrium value.Which graph in Figure 6-9 illustrates the impact of sugar price supports on the sugar substitute fructose?

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At $6 per steak, consumers are willing to buy two steaks.At a price of $2, consumers are willing to buy six steaks.The elasticity of the market demand curve between P = $6 and P = $2 (dropping all minus signs) is
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The slope of the demand curve conveys all the useful information about elasticity.
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Demand is said to be elastic when percentage changes in quantity demanded are
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A buyer's response to a change in income is an example of a "change in demand."
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The demand for a new effective drug for the cure of AIDS would most likely be
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As one moves down a straight-line demand curve, the elasticity increases.
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Tele-Com, Inc., the nation's largest cable TV company, tested the effect of a price reduction for the Disney Channel.It lowered prices from $10.75 to $7.95 and found that the number of customers more than doubled.This means the
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Which of the following is more likely be the price elasticity of demand for anti-venom?
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Regarding the price elasticities of demand, which of the following statements is true?
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Regarding demand elasticity, which of the following statements is correct?
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Elasticity of demand equals the ratio of the percentage change in quantity demanded to the percentage change in the price of the good.
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If two goods are complements, their cross elasticity of demand will normally be
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The elasticity formula solves the units problem because percentages are unaffected by the units of measure.
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