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Gold is sold in world markets, usually priced in terms of troy ounces. In the market for gold, the price elasticity of demand for gold would be expressed as
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The cross price elasticity between A and B is 1.2. We can conclude that
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Graphically, what is the main difference between the measure of income elasticity of demand as opposed to the measure of price elasticity of demand?
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Jill earns an income of $2,000 a week and goes out to dinner 4 times a week. If her income increased to $2,100 she would go out to dinner 5 times a week. Jill's income elasticity of demand is
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-In the above figure, along which range would total revenue rise by lowering prices?

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An elastic response in the quantity of a good demanded would be caused by
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If the government places a $0.50 tax on an item for which demand is perfectly elastic
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The absolute price elasticity of demand for good A is 1.2 when price is measured in dollars. If price were measured in cents, the price elasticity elasticity of demand would equal
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For most goods and services the income elasticity of demand is
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-Refer to the above table. Demand is least price elastic at a price of

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The shorter the time period that suppliers have to adjust to price changes, the
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If the quantity demanded of a product is the same for each possible price, demand is
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Suppose 1000 units of a good are sold at $10 a unit. If its price increases to $20 and total revenue increases to $20,000 and increases by $1000 for every dollar increase in price after that, we know that
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-Refer to the above table. Suppose the price of A increases from $10 to $12. What is the cross price elasticity of demand between A and B?

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Which of the following is more likely to have perfectly elastic or nearly perfectly elastic demand?
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For an addictive drug such as heroin, if the price of heroin increases, then
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