A) 6.78; 3.80
B) 61; 38
C) 75; 64
D) 48; 27
E) none of the above
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A) always
B) usually
C) rarely
D) never
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A) a reduction in the price of good Y.
B) an increase in taxes paid by the producers of good Y.
C) a decline in technology in the production of good Y.
D) an increase in the number of buyers of good Y.
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A) consumers substitute lower-priced goods for higher-priced goods.
B) the quantity supplied increases as more firms enter the market.
C) a higher price never reduces quantity supplied by enough to lower total revenue and so higher production is motivated.
D) higher production raises the opportunity costs of production and so price must rise to induce more output.
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A) diminishing marginal utility.
B) diminishing marginal returns.
C) decreasing opportunity costs.
D) demand.
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A) supply; leftward
B) supply; rightward
C) demand; leftward
D) demand; rightward
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True/False
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A) more; lower
B) more; higher
C) less; higher
D) less; lower
E) b and d
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A) rises; falls
B) falls; falls
C) rises; rises
D) falls; rises
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True/False
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A) There is always a direct relationship between price and quantity supplied.
B) There is always an inverse relationship between price and quantity supplied.
C) There is usually a direct relationship between price and quantity supplied.
D) There is usually an inverse relationship between price and quantity supplied.
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A) inferior good
B) substitute (good) for computers
C) normal good
D) complement (good) for computers
E) c and d
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A) shortage of 10 units.
B) surplus of 10 units.
C) surplus of 5 units.
D) shortage of 5 units.
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A) supply curve for good X shifts leftward and the price of good X rises.
B) quantity supplied of good X falls and the price of good X rises.
C) demand curve for good X shifts leftward and the price of good X falls.
D) supply curve for good X shifts rightward and the price of good X falls.
E) supply curve for good X shifts leftward and the price of good X falls.
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A) A change in the price of good X will usually change the quantity supplied of good X,ceteris paribus.
B) A change in the number of sellers of a good can change the supply of that good.
C) Price and quantity supplied are directly related.
D) A vertical supply curve represents a direct relationship between price and quantity supplied.
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A) At equilibrium in a market,scarcity does not exist.
B) If there is a shortage of 100 units at a price of $2 per unit,the shortage will be greater than 100 units at a price of $1 per unit.
C) If there is a surplus of 30 units at a price of $3,the surplus will be less than 30 units (or even nonexistent) at a price of $2.
D) If there is a surplus,suppliers will not be able to sell all they had hoped to sell at a particular price.
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True/False
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A) medical care
B) dental care
C) a psychology lecture
D) a television set
E) a,b and c
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A) pasta and pasta sauce
B) olive oil and vegetable oil
C) chips and salsa
D) tires and automobiles
E) all of the above
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A) shifts rightward.
B) shifts leftward.
C) stays constant.
D) can shift either rightward or leftward.
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