Exam 3: Applying the Supply-And-Demand Model
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Exam 4: Consumer Choice125 Questions
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The current price floor in the agricultural lettuce market makes it such that price of lettuce is 25% higher than equilibrium price and 100 heads of lettuce are demanded.Assuming that the elasticity of demand for lettuce is -0.50,what would be the equilibrium quantity of lettuce if the government removed the current price floor?
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Suppliers with a high supply elasticity will bear a ________ tax incidence,while suppliers with a low supply elasticity will bear a ________ tax incidence.
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The number of vehicle types available in the United States has increased dramatically over the past thirty years.Everything else equal,this would make
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In the elastic portion of the supply,small changes in prices lead to ________ changes in quantity,while in the inelastic portion of the supply curve,small changes in prices lead to ________ changes in quantity.
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