A) shortage of 3,000
B) shortage of 5,000
C) surplus of 8,000
D) surplus of 3,000
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A) a black market,or underground transactions of the good.
B) a surplus of the product.
C) more communication between buyers and sellers about the appropriate price.
D) a more efficient allocation of the good to buyers.
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A) egh.
B) ghi.
C) fgi.
D) efg.
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A) inefficiently low quality.
B) inefficient allocation of sales among sellers.
C) wasted resources.
D) the temptation to break the law by selling below the legal price.
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A) they eliminate opportunity costs.
B) individuals can profit by illegal exchanges.
C) they create too much efficiency.
D) they create too much equity.
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A) limit the number of people who used the subway during rush hour.
B) ensure that taxicabs met standards of safety and cleanliness.
C) give the owner the right to buy and sell securities on the New York Stock Exchange.
D) encourage citizens to buy their own cars.
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A) illegal.
B) equal to the demand price.
C) price floors.
D) price ceilings.
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True/False
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A) price ceiling set above the equilibrium price.
B) price floor set below the equilibrium price.
C) binding price floor.
D) binding price ceiling.
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A) surplus;30
B) surplus;10
C) shortage;30
D) shortage;10
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A) floor;$90
B) floor;$40
C) ceiling;$40
D) ceiling;$90
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A) a shortage in the market.
B) a surplus in the market.
C) an efficient use of resources.
D) equilibrium.
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A) keep prices below the equilibrium level.
B) increase the quality of the good.
C) prevent shortages.
D) increase efficiency.
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A) surplus of 0.6
B) shortage of 0.6
C) surplus of 0.2
D) shortage of 0.2
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A) Q4.
B) Q1.
C) Q2.
D) Q3.
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A) quantity supplied exceeds the quantity demanded.
B) quantity demanded exceeds the quantity supplied.
C) a surplus of rental units will result.
D) all poor people will be helped.
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A) buyers incur additional search costs looking for the scarce good.
B) the quantity of the good transacted is less than the equilibrium quantity transacted.
C) a black market emerges and the good sells at prices above the price floor.
D) some buyers who want to buy at the controlled price are unable to find a seller willing to sell at that price.
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A) decreased unemployment for low-skill workers.
B) workers offering to work off the books for less than the minimum wage.
C) lower production costs for small businesses.
D) increased employment for high-skill workers.
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