Question 1

If a price floor is set above the equilibrium price in the market,consumer surplus will be:

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A)   higher than it would be without the price floor.
B)   lower than it would be without the price floor.
C)   the same as it would be without the price floor.
D)   impossible to calculate.

Question 2

The French term for "let it be" is:

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A)   ceteris paribus.
B)   laissez-faire.
C)   savoir faire.
D)   laissez passer.

Question 3

When market failure occurs,it often creates an economic:

Accepted Answer

A)   incentive for income equity.
B)   role for government.
C)   incentive for more information.
D)   incentive for more competition.

Question 4

How large is deadweight loss in equilibrium?

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A)   zero
B)   the dollar value of producer surplus minus consumer surplus
C)   the dollar value of consumer surplus minus producer surplus
D)   the dollar value of producer surplus plus consumer surplus

Question 5

The invisible hand is the process describing how resources are allocated efficiently through individual decisions made in markets.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Suppose that the price of a good is $6 and equilibrium price is $8.Compared to market equilibrium:

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A)   consumer surplus is decreased and deadweight loss is increased.
B)   consumer surplus is increased and deadweight loss is decreased.
C)   producer surplus is decreased and deadweight loss is increased.
D)   producer surplus is decreased and deadweight loss is decreased.

Question 7

Suppose that the price of a good is $22 and equilibrium price is $25.Compared to market equilibrium:

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A)   consumer surplus is decreased and deadweight loss is increased.
B)   consumer surplus is increased and deadweight loss is decreased.
C)   producer surplus is decreased and deadweight loss is increased.
D)   producer surplus is decreased and deadweight loss is decreased.

Question 8

Which of the following activities typically generates an external cost?

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A)   flu vaccine
B)   traffic congestion
C)   public education
D)   scientific research

Question 9

Mike really enjoys Bitter Sweet coffee and is willing to pay $10 per cup.The retail price is $3.

Accepted Answer

A)   Mike's consumer surplus is $10 per cup.
B)   Mike has a consumer surplus of $7 per cup.
C)   The seller can raise price to $13 and still make a sale to Mike.
D)   Mike is getting a poor deal on the coffee.

Question 10

Use the following to answer questions 
Figure: Understanding Price Ceilings and Floors 
-(Figure: Understanding Price Ceilings and Floors)In the graph,a price of $25 would allow for an effective price ceiling.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Use the following to answer questions 
Figure: Determining Total Surplus 
-(Figure: Determining Total Surplus) In the graph,total producer surplus is shown by area:

Accepted Answer

A)   acdf.
B)   ace.
C)   bce.
D)   abe.

Question 12

At times,there are conflicts between market outcomes that are efficient and outcomes that society deems fair.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Use the following to answer questions 
Figure: Determining Surplus and Loss 
-(Figure: Determining Surplus and Loss)In the graph,if government sets a price of $12,there is a shortage of 40.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Use the following to answer questions 
Figure: Determining Surplus 3 
-(Figure: Determining Surplus 3) In the graph,how much is consumer surplus?

Accepted Answer

A)   $6
B)   $14
C)   $20
D)   $60

Question 15

Use the following to answer questions 
Figure: Determining Surplus and Loss 
-(Figure: Determining Surplus and Loss)In the graph,a price of $ 5 would allow for an effective price floor.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Use the following to answer questions 
Figure: Determining Surplus 3 
-(Figure: Determining Surplus 3) In the graph,how much is producer surplus?

Accepted Answer

A)   $60
B)   $140
C)   $200
D)   $280

Question 17

Implementing a price ceiling can cause:

Accepted Answer

A)   a shortage.
B)   poverty.
C)   a surplus.
D)   scarcity.

Exam 4: Markets and Government

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Use the following to answer questions Figure: Determining Surplus 3 -(Figure: Determining Surplus 3) In the graph,how much is consumer surplus?

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The invisible hand is the process describing how resources are allocated efficiently through individual decisions made in markets.

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At times,there are conflicts between market outcomes that are efficient and outcomes that society deems fair.

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Mike really enjoys Bitter Sweet coffee and is willing to pay $10 per cup.The retail price is $3.

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If a price floor is set above the equilibrium price in the market,consumer surplus will be:

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Suppose that the price of a good is $22 and equilibrium price is $25.Compared to market equilibrium:

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Use the following to answer questions Figure: Determining Surplus and Loss -(Figure: Determining Surplus and Loss)In the graph,a price of $ 5 would allow for an effective price floor.

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Implementing a price ceiling can cause:

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Use the following to answer questions Figure: Determining Total Surplus -(Figure: Determining Total Surplus) In the graph,total producer surplus is shown by area:

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Suppose that the price of a good is $6 and equilibrium price is $8.Compared to market equilibrium:

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Use the following to answer questions Figure: Determining Surplus 3 -(Figure: Determining Surplus 3) In the graph,how much is producer surplus?

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How large is deadweight loss in equilibrium?

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Use the following to answer questions Figure: Understanding Price Ceilings and Floors -(Figure: Understanding Price Ceilings and Floors)In the graph,a price of $25 would allow for an effective price ceiling.

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When market failure occurs,it often creates an economic:

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The French term for "let it be" is:

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Which of the following activities typically generates an external cost?

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Exam 4: Markets and Government

Use the following to answer questions Figure: Determining Surplus and Loss -(Figure: Determining Surplus and Loss)In the graph,if government sets a price of $12,there is a shortage of 40.

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Use the following to answer questions Figure: Determining Surplus 3 -(Figure: Determining Surplus 3) In the graph,how much is consumer surplus?

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The invisible hand is the process describing how resources are allocated efficiently through individual decisions made in markets.

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At times,there are conflicts between market outcomes that are efficient and outcomes that society deems fair.

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Mike really enjoys Bitter Sweet coffee and is willing to pay $10 per cup.The retail price is $3.

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If a price floor is set above the equilibrium price in the market,consumer surplus will be:

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Suppose that the price of a good is $22 and equilibrium price is $25.Compared to market equilibrium:

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Use the following to answer questions Figure: Determining Surplus and Loss -(Figure: Determining Surplus and Loss)In the graph,a price of $ 5 would allow for an effective price floor.

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Implementing a price ceiling can cause:

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Use the following to answer questions Figure: Determining Total Surplus -(Figure: Determining Total Surplus) In the graph,total producer surplus is shown by area:

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Suppose that the price of a good is $6 and equilibrium price is $8.Compared to market equilibrium:

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How large is deadweight loss in equilibrium?

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When market failure occurs,it often creates an economic:

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The French term for "let it be" is:

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Which of the following activities typically generates an external cost?

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