Exam 10: Using the Competitive Model
Exam 1: An Introduction to Microeconomics72 Questions
Exam 2: Supply and Demand97 Questions
Exam 3: The Theory of Consumer Choice97 Questions
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Exam 5: Using Consumer Choice Theory75 Questions
Exam 6: Exchange, Efficiency, and Prices82 Questions
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Use the following figure to answer the questions : Figure 10-2 :shows the intersection of demand and supply at the price P2 and quantity Q2 in a competitive market.
-Refer to Figure 10-2.What is the deadweight loss if a price ceiling is imposed at the price level P3 in this market?

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A given per-unit excise tax will increase the short run product price by the highest amount when:
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In which of the following cases is it likely that the entire U.S.domestic demand for corn is met through imports?
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Use the following figure to answer the questions : Figure 10-5 shows the domestic U.S.market for bananas and the global market for bananas.The domestic supply curve is given by SUPPLYUS.With free trade,the equilibrium output in the U.S.market is Q.The import quota imposed by the government is equal to 0A.
-Which of the following correctly identifies the effect of an import quota on a good?

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Suppose the government limits the number of cabs that can operate in the city by issuing a limited number of medallions.Later,if the government decides to regulate fares instead and sets them below current levels:
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What would be the welfare effect of a per-unit tax in the following markets?
a)The market for cigarettes
b)The market for cashmere scarves
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Restrictions on entry in the taxicab market tends to benefit _____ the most.
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Use the following figure to answer the questions : Figure 10-3 : shows the demand and supply for a commodity in the domestic U.S.market as well as the global market.The commodity is imported from the rest of the world to the U.S.market.
-Refer to Figure 10-3.The total consumer surplus prior to trade was _____.

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Use the following figure to answer the questions : Figure 10-3 : shows the demand and supply for a commodity in the domestic U.S.market as well as the global market.The commodity is imported from the rest of the world to the U.S.market.
-In Figure 10-3,the net gain to the U.S.from trade is _____.

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The following figure shows the demand and supply for a commodity in the domestic U.S.market as well as the global market.The commodity is imported from the rest of the world to the U.S.market.
Refer to Figure 10-3.In the absence of trade,the equilibrium price in the U.S.market is _____.

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Although U.S.airline fares fell significantly after deregulation,profits did not fall.This was because:
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Use the following figure to answer the questions : Figure 10-4 : shows the intersection of the demand and supply curves for a commodity in the domestic market at price P2 and quantity Q2,in the absence of trade.With trade,the supply curve shifts to Supplytrade.
-Refer to Figure 10-4.The net gain to domestic residents when they trade with foreign suppliers is represented by _____.

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Suppose there is a city which licenses cabs,but cab owners find they cannot get anyone to buy their medallions at any price.You can conclude that:
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In 2002,the U.S.imposed higher tariffs on steel imports to save American jobs.However,the
30 percent increase in tariffs on steel imports imposed a net job loss on the U.S.in part because:
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In 2002,the U.S.imposed higher tariffs on steel imports to save American jobs.How did these tariffs reduce U.S exports?
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Suppose a city limits the number of cabs that can provide taxi service by issuing medallions.
If the medallions can be bought and sold and they command a positive price,you can conclude that:
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When the U.S.airline industry was regulated by the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB). ,airline workers' unions:
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