Exam 3: Applying the Supply-And-Demand Model
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If the demand curve for a good is unit price elastic and the supply curve is perfectly price elastic,a $1 specific tax imposed on the sellers of this good will
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-The above figure shows the demand curve for crude oil.If the market price is $10 a barrel,what is the price elasticity of demand?

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Because demand curves slope downward according to the Law of Demand,the price elasticity of demand is a negative number.
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In the mid-1980s,the salaries of accounting professors with Ph.D.s increased dramatically.This resulted in an increase in enrollments in Ph.D.accounting programs.Since a Ph.D.degree in accounting may take at least four years to complete,the short-run elasticity of supply of accounting professors is
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If the price of orange juice rises 10%,and as a result the quantity demanded falls by 8%,the price elasticity of demand for orange juice is
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A horizontal demand curve for a good could arise because consumers
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As the supply curve shifts to the right,the increase in quantity demanded will not depend on the shape of the demand curve.
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In the case of a linear demand curve,demand becomes more price elastic as price increases.
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The price elasticity of supply when the supply curve is Q = 5 is
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-The above figure shows the demand curve for crude oil.Suppose the price is currently $7.A supply shock suddenly raises the price to $9.What happens with the crude oil sales revenue?

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The short-run elasticity of supply is less than the long-run elasticity of supply
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If the supply curve for orange juice is estimated to be Q = 40 + 2p,then,at a price of $2,the price elasticity of supply is
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Suppose the supply curve and the demand curve both have unitary elasticity at all prices.The price increase to consumers resulting from a specific tax of $1 imposed on sellers will be
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Suppose the market for grass seed can be expressed as
Demand: QD = 100 - 2p
Supply: QS = 3p
If government imposes a $5 specific tax to be collected from sellers,what is the price consumers will pay? How much tax revenue is collected? What fraction is paid by sellers?
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Suppose that a specific tax of $3 is imposed on producers of bread.The bread market supply is Qs = 10 + 0.5P and the bread market demand is Qd = 100-P.What is the producers' tax burden?
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The cross price elasticity of demand for a good x is the percentage change in the quantity demanded of good x in response to a given percentage change in
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The cross price elasticity of demand between two goods will be positive if
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Suppose the market for grass seed can be expressed as
Demand: QD = 100 - 2p
Supply: QS = 3p
At the market equilibrium,calculate the price elasticities of supply and demand.Use these numbers to predict the change in price resulting from a specific tax.
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