A) studying an individual's demand for a product over a year.
B) comparing the monthly consumption of a group of people.
C) surveying a set of consumers and ascertaining their preferences.
D) adding up the quantities that consumers in a market are willing and able to purchase at each price.
E) calculating the average price a random sample of consumers are willing to pay for a product.
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A) A report by the American Medical Association states that the consumption of steak reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease
B) A 50 percent reduction in the price of steaks
C) A double-digit increase in the price of chicken
D) A recession leading to a significant fall in the income levels of consumers
E) The expectation that the price of steaks will double within two months
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A) the government must set a price ceiling.
B) the government must set a price floor.
C) the price and quantities demanded and/or supplied change until equilibrium is established
D) it will continue to remain in disequilibrium.
E) it will reach equilibrium at a very high/low price.
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A) The supply of DVD rentals has decreased.
B) The original equilibrium quantity was 57.
C) The new equilibrium price is $3.
D) The demand for DVD rentals has decreased.
E) The new equilibrium quantity is 48.
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A) The quantity of bread demanded in the market would increase
B) The bread market would face a surplus of 36 loaves of bread
C) The supply of bread in the market would increase
D) The bread market would face a shortage of 72 loaves of bread
E) The demand for bread in the market would decrease
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A) Equilibrium price will remain the same
B) Equilibrium price will increase
C) Equilibrium price will decrease
D) Equilibrium quantity will increase
E) Equilibrium quantity will decrease
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A) There is a movement upward along the demand curve for coffee.
B) The demand curve for coffee shifts inward.
C) The demand curve for coffee shifts outward.
D) There is a movement downward along the demand curve for coffee.
E) The demand for coffee declines.
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A) only with the use of money.
B) without the use of money.
C) outside the U.S.economy.
D) only in underdeveloped countries.
E) within countries in a monetary union.
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A) the price will be above equilibrium.
B) the price will fall to $1 because producers will be forced to incur losses.
C) demand will increase.
D) a surplus will result equal to 20 units.
E) a shortage will result equal to 20 units.
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A) inferior goods.
B) substitute goods.
C) Giffen goods.
D) public goods.
E) complementary goods.
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A) Price of complementary goods
B) Expectations
C) Income
D) Number of buyers
E) Price of substitute goods
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A) Panel A
B) Panel B
C) Panel C
D) Panel D
E) Panel E
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A) at least two traders must demand a commodity.
B) any two traders involved in a transaction must have money.
C) each trader must demand at least two commodities.
D) either of the two trades involved in a transaction must have money.
E) when two traders are involved in a transaction each trader must want what the other has to offer.
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