Exam 6: Demand and Elasticity
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If Polaroid wanted damages against Kodak for infringing on its instant development film process,and the courts found a high positive cross elasticity between purchases of Polaroid instant film and 35mm regular film,would that have strengthened or weakened Polaroid's claim against Kodak?
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Since an individual spends a small share of her income on salt,the elasticity of demand is likely to be low.
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Which of the following goods will have the most inelastic demand at any time?
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The relationship between a change in consumer income and a resulting change in demand for a good is
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A vertical demand curve has an elasticity of demand equal to zero.
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A demand curve to remain unit elastic along its entire length should
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If price goes up 20 percent and quantity demanded declines by 10 percent,total revenue will rise.
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A price cut will decrease the revenue a firm receives if the demand for its product is
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The Sandy Deli operates near a college campus.It has been selling 325 sandwiches a day at $1.75 each and is considering a price cut.It estimates 450 sandwiches would sell per day at $1.50 each.Calculate the marginal revenue of such a price cut and the elasticity between the two points.
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A demand curve with unit elasticity can never touch either the vertical or horizontal axes.
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Along a straight-line demand curve,why does the price elasticity of demand grow steadily smaller as we move from left to right?
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A demand curve with an elasticity of 1.0 is said to be an elastic demand curve.
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Figure 6-3
-In Figure 6-3(a),at any price above $6,quantity demanded

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If demand is unit elastic,then a 10 percent increase in price will lead to a 10 percent drop in quantity demanded.
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Two goods are substitutes if a decrease in the price of one raises the quantity demanded of the other.
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Two goods with a low cross elasticity of demand are competing in the same market.
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A straight-line demand curve has an elasticity that becomes smaller as we move from left to right along the schedule.
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If the cross elasticity of demand for potato chips and pretzels equals 1.5,
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