Exam 4: Using Supply and Demand
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Among the following pairs, which is likely to have the greatest price elasticity of demand? Why?
a. Cars or Toyotas
b. Electricity usage during a month or during a year
c. Cable television or a vacation in Hawaii
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If the demand for a good is perfectly elastic, the price elasticity of demand is equal to _____ and the demand curve is _____.
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Graph A below shows an elastic demand curve, and Graph B shows an inelastic demand curve. Graph A shows that as the price decreases from $20 to $10, total revenue _____ and quantity demanded _____.Figure 4.1: 

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Arrange the following goods from the least to the most elastic, explaining your ordering: gasoline, Shell gasoline, and Shell gasoline at a particular gas station.
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Graph A below shows an elastic demand curve, and Graph B shows an inelastic demand curve. With reference to Graph A, at a price of $10, total revenue equals _____.Figure 4.1: 

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The following table shows Kate's demand for sub sandwiches. Along Kate's demand curve for sub sandwiches, the price elasticity of demand is:.Table 4.1: 

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If most passenger trains operate far below full capacity and demand is _____, a decrease in travel fares would likely increase total revenue.
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The demand for a good is said to be _____ when the percentage change in quantity demanded is greater than the percentage change in price.
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The government proposes a tax on flowers in order to boost its tax revenue. Consumers will bear no part of the tax burden if the:
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The table below shows the price elasticity of demand for a good in the vicinity of eight different points along the demand curve for the good. At which of the following points would a price increase be accompanied by an increase in total revenue?Table 4.3: 

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Moving down the linear demand curve for a good, the demand becomes increasingly price elastic.
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If a price floor is not binding, then it will have no effect on the market.
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A steel mill raises the price of steel by 20 percent, which results in a 7 percent reduction in the quantity of steel demanded. The price elasticity of demand is _____.
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A "war on drugs" is waged, and, as a result, a large quantity of drugs flowing into the United States is seized and the drug traffickers are arrested. If the demand for drugs is inelastic, which of the following is true?
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Consumer surplus increases whenever the price of a good decreases due to a rightward shift of the supply curve.
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