Exam 5: Elasticity of Demand and Supply
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If income rises and the demand for toothbrushes stays the same, income elasticity of toothbrushes is said to be unit elastic.
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If price increases from $45 to $55, the market quantity supplied increases from 20 units per week to 30 units per week. The price elasticity of supply is
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Wheat farmers in Kansas would benefit from a devastating crop failure in North Dakota (another major wheat-producing state) if the U.S. demand for wheat is
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If a price reduction leads to larger total revenue, demand is
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NARRBEGIN: Exhibit 5-3
Exhibit 5-3
-Use the information in Exhibit 5-3 to calculate the value of price elasticity of demand for restaurant meals.

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All of the following are examples of a constant-elasticity demand curve except a(n)
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All other things constant, goods will have more __________ demand if their price uses up a __________ proportion of a consumer's budget.
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Both income elasticity of demand and cross-price elasticity of demand coefficients can take on negative, zero, or positive values.
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If Joe says that nothing comes close to a Pepsi, his demand for Pepsi is likely to be
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As DVDs become popular substitutes for video cassettes, demand for video cassettes is likely to
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For which of the following is demand likely to be most price-elastic?
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If the sellers in the cigarette industry formed a cartel and decided to set price along a straight-line downward-sloping demand curve, which point would they choose if they wanted to gain the highest total revenue?
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If the price of a good doubles and quantity supplied triples, then
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If a firm raises the price of its product, its total revenue will
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NARRBEGIN: Exhibit 5-2-1
Exhibit 5-2
-Use the information in Exhibit 5-2 to calculate the value of price elasticity of demand.

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