Exam 4: Supply and Demand: Elasticity and Applications
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-If the government then decides to set a price floor of $20 for the market in Figure 4-3, there is excess supply and 60 units of goods will be purchased.

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During the summer of 1978, the airlines had a large increase in revenues after introducing a large number of bargain fares.Which of the following is a possible explanation?
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If at a price of $8, the quantity of movie tickets bought will be 3300 per day, and at $12, the ticket quantity bought will be 2700 per day, then the price elasticity of demand for movie tickets is approximately:
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An increased government excise tax on liquor will NOT affect liquor consumption if:
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-Refer to Figure 4-2.What is the elasticity of the demand curve DD between points B and C?

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An increase in cigarette taxes can lead to fewer packs being smoked.
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The government has declared that they will purchase every bushel of wheat you can produce, at the price of $15 per bushel.Which of the diagrams shows the government's demand curve? 

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Suppose that a large city is investigating the elimination of rent controls on housing at a time when the vacancy rate is extremely low-only 1 percent of all apartments in the city are vacant.Which of the following is most likely to occur if rent controls are eliminated?
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"If its advocates are correct, the minimum-wage bill passed by the House of Representatives would raise wages for nearly 7 million underpaid workers, but would have no noticeable effect on employment." The quotation implies that the demand for the labor services of the 7 million workers mentioned, with respect to the price of labor services, has elasticity equal to:
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In general, supply curves become less elastic the longer the time period under consideration.
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The government declares that it is prepared to sell any and all cotton yard goods from its surpluses to domestic purchasers at a price of $2 per yard.Which-if any-of the four panels in the figure below could be used as shown to illustrate this government supply situation? 

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If the government imposes higher taxes on oil the producers may have to pay part of it.
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A straight-line supply curve has a price elasticity equal to 1 everywhere along it.
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Society can easily fulfill everyone's desires, we just need government to step in and help out.
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Which of the following might explain why farm revenues are higher in years of lower production due to bad weather?
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-Suppose the government decides to impose a $20.00 per unit, sales tax shifting the supply curve in Figure 4-4 up to S'S'.Since the suppliers have the more inelastic supply curve, the suppliers bear a greater burden of the sales tax.

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-If, for the market depicted in Figure 4-3, the government sets a price ceiling of $25, then the market can't adjust and there is excess supply.

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A shift to the left of the demand curve for X together with a shift to the right of the supply curve for X tends to:
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