A) the absolute price of the good.
B) the dollar price of the good since we use dollars in the United States.
C) relative price of the good.
D) the price actually paid for a good instead of the sticker price.
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A) the quantities of a good people are willing to sell every year.
B) the amount of a good a person wants to sell during a given time period.
C) the alternative quantities demanded for a given time period at different possible prices.
D) the amount of a good a person wants at different times of the day.
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A) $2.
B) $4.
C) $6.
D) $8.
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A) As consumer preferences move away from beef, there is an upward movement along the beef demand curve.
B) The demand curve will shift to the left.
C) The demand curve does not shift but consumers move to a point lower down the curve.
D) absolutely no change in either the quantity demand or the demand for beef
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A) I only
B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) $500.
B) $550.
C) $650.
D) $700.
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A) equilibrium.
B) excess quantity supplied of 4,000 tablets.
C) excess quantity demanded of 6,000 tablets.
D) excess quantity demanded of 9,000 tablets.
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A) the quantity demanded of the used textbook to increase while the quantity demanded of the new textbook to fall.
B) the quantity demanded of both to fall.
C) the demand for the new textbook to increase while the demand for the used textbook to decrease.
D) the quantity demanded of the used textbook to decrease and the quantity demanded of the new textbook to increase.
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A) a shortage of 30 million gallons.
B) an increase in quantity demanded of 10 million gallons.
C) an increase in quantity supplied of 20 million gallons.
D) an increase in demand of 20 million gallons.
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A) change in income
B) change in tastes
C) change in the price of the good
D) change in the price of a related good
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A) an increase in income.
B) an expectation of a decrease in the price of the good in that figure.
C) a decrease in the price of the good in that figure.
D) all of the above.
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A) shift inward and to the left.
B) remain unchanged since none of the determinants of individual demand changed.
C) shift outward and to the right.
D) reflect a positive relationship between price and quantity demanded.
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A) people demand less at lower prices.
B) the quantity demanded is directly related to price.
C) the quantity demanded is inversely related to price.
D) changes in price and changes in quantity demanded move in the same direction.
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A) refers to a movement along the demand curve.
B) refers to a supply curve.
C) exists at a the point at which quantity demanded equals quantity supplied.
D) refers to a surplus.
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A) a normal good for John.
B) an inferior good for John.
C) not following the law of demand.
D) not scarce for John.
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A) 33
B) 25
C) 22
D) 8
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A) a surplus of 150 units.
B) a shortage of 120 units.
C) a surplus of 270 units.
D) a shortage of 150 units.
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A) an inverse relationship between income and quantity demanded, ceteris paribus.
B) a direct relationship between income and quantity demanded, ceteris paribus.
C) no relationship between taste and quantity demanded, ceteris paribus.
D) an inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded, ceteris paribus.
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A) the quantity demanded will just equal the quantity supplied.
B) there will be an excess quantity demanded.
C) there will be a tendency for price to rise over time.
D) the demand function will shift outward.
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