A) perfectly price elastic.
B) of unit price elasticity.
C) relatively price inelastic.
D) relatively price elastic.
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A) a lower price to the group that has the less elastic demand.
B) a higher price to the group that has the less elastic demand.
C) the same price to both groups but include a "free" related product for the group that has an inelastic demand.
D) the same price to both groups but make it difficult for the group with the more elastic demand to gain access to the product.
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A) elastic.
B) inelastic.
C) perfectly elastic.
D) perfectly inelastic.
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A) Product W
B) Product X
C) Product Y
D) Product Z
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A) 13.5 percent increase in price.
B) 18 percent increase in price.
C) 15 percent increase in price.
D) 2.4 percent increase in price.
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A) Price would fall and total revenue would increase.
B) Price would fall and total revenue would also decrease.
C) Price would rise and total revenue would also increase.
D) Price would rise and total revenue would decrease.
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A) the number of producers selling a product decreases.
B) producers are given less time to respond to price changes.
C) the number of consumers wanting to purchase a product increases.
D) it becomes easier to substitute one factor of production for another in a manufacturing process.
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A) 1.2
B) 1
C) 0.83
D) 0.8
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A) A.
B) B.
C) C.
D) D.
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True/False
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A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
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A) rises from $1 to $2.
B) rises from $2 to $3.
C) rises from $3 to $4.
D) rises from $4 to $5.
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A) has declined.
B) is of unit elasticity.
C) is inelastic.
D) is elastic.
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A) negative, and therefore these goods are substitutes.
B) negative, and therefore these goods are complements.
C) positive, and therefore these goods are substitutes.
D) positive, and therefore these goods are complements.
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A) 8 percent
B) 12.5 percent
C) 20 percent
D) 45 percent
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True/False
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A) decrease prices.
B) increase prices.
C) hold prices constant and increase supply.
D) cut advertising expenditures to save money.
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A) rises from $4 to $5.
B) falls from $3 to $2.
C) falls from $4 to $3.
D) rises from $1 to $2.
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A) graph A
B) graph B
C) graph C
D) graph D
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A) the demand for Coca-Cola to be less price elastic than the demand for soft drinks in general.
B) the demand for Coca-Cola to be more price elastic than the demand for soft drinks in general.
C) no relationship between the price elasticity of demand for Coca-Cola and the price elasticity of demand for soft drinks in general.
D) none of these answers hold true.
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