Exam 5: Price Controls and Quotas- Meddling With Markets
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Figure: Rent Controls
-(Figure: Rent Controls) Look at the figure Rent Controls. If rent controls are set at Rent0, renters would be willing to pay a price at least as high as:

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The NFL wants to give the "common fan" the opportunity to attend the Super Bowl, so it sets Super Bowl prices "low"-tickets for a regular seat at Super Bowl XXXVII cost just $400. Scalpers, however, sell tickets for $1,500 or more. If there are no transaction costs to selling a ticket, the true cost of a regular ticket to Super Bowl XXXVII is:
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If the government sets out to help low-income people by establishing a maximum amount that can be paid for rent:
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When a tenant in a rent-controlled apartment sublets the apartment to another renter at a rent higher than the price ceiling:
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Table: Market for Apartments
-(Table: Market for Apartments) Look at the table Market for Apartments. If a government price ceiling of $600 is imposed on this market, the result will be an inefficiency in the form of a _____ million apartments.

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Figure: Price Control
-(Figure: Price Control) Look at the figure Price Control. One effective price ceiling would be the price indicated at point _____, and there would be a _____ equal to the difference between points _____.

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Hugo Chávez was the president of Venezuela. Venezuela is a major producer of oil products, which remain the keystone of Venezuela's economy. Suppose President Chávez wanted to increase his popularity with the citizens of Venezuela and enacted a government policy to reduce the price of gasoline sold at state-owned gas stations to 50 percent of the previous price. This policy is called a:
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Figure: The Market for Tortillas
-(Figure: The Market for Tortillas) Look at the figure The Market for Tortillas. With a nonbinding price floor, the price could be equal to _____, consumers would demand _____, and producers would supply _____.

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Deadweight loss is the lost gains associated with transactions that do not occur because of market intervention, such as a quota.
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Assuming that U.S. and French wines are substitutes in consumption, if the U.S. government imposes a quota on the amount of French wine allowed into the United States and the quota is set at a quantity below equilibrium, the price of French wine in the United States will _____ while the price of the U.S.-produced wine will _____.
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The market for salmon is in equilibrium. A price ceiling, a price floor, and a quota limit in this market would all cause:
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If the supply curve for clams is upward-sloping, a quota that is set below the equilibrium quantity will result in a supply price that is lower than the equilibrium price.
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Licenses allowing taxis to operate issued by New York City in the 1930s are called medallions.
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-(Table: Quantity Supplied and Quantity Demanded) Look at the table Quantity Supplied and Quantity Demanded. A government-imposed price ceiling equal to $5 would result in:

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Table: Market for Apartments
-(Table: Market for Apartments) Look at the table Market for Apartments. If a price ceiling of $700 is imposed on this market, the result will be an inefficiency in the form of a _____ million apartments.

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Figure: Rent Controls
-(Figure: Rent Controls) Look at the figure Rent Controls. Suppose that rent controls are imposed. If the government wanted a rent control ceiling to be effective immediately, what is one possible price to set?

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