Exam 6: Describing Supply and Demand: Elasticities
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An economist estimates that with every 15 percent increase in income, the quantity of turkey purchased declines by 1.8 percent. From this information one would conclude that turkey is:
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The short-run elasticity of demand for gasoline sold at gasoline stations is 0.20. If terrorism causes the supply of gasoline to fall, resulting in a 5 percent drop in quantity, and other things remain the same, the price per gallon will increase by:
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If the quantity of houses supplied in an area increases 10 percent when the price goes up 25 percent, the supply:
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When demand is perfectly inelastic, there is no change in quantity demanded after a change in price.
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In Massachusetts, the price elasticity of license plates is 3.5 and their price is $50. Massachusetts is:
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Refer to the graph shown. Which supply curve is unit elastic? 
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If quantity demanded changes infinitely when the price changes, the demand:
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An economist estimates the elasticity of demand for baseball tickets to be 0.23. Using this information, a club that wants to raise revenues should:
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Refer to the graph shown. Which supply curve is inelastic? 
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If the price elasticity of demand for a good is inelastic, a price change causes:
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It has been estimated that the price elasticity of demand for attending baseball games is 0.23. Other things held constant, a 10 percent increase in attendance can be explained by a:
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The supply curve with the greatest elasticity is one with slope of:
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If supply is highly elastic and demand shifts to the left:
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If the elasticity of demand for electricity is 0.13, the demand for electricity is:
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The Honolulu tourism commission proposed a 6 percent tax on hotel rooms to pay for an outdoor amphitheater. A Purdue University economist estimates that the tax would result in a 6 percent increase in the price of hotel rooms. If the elasticity of demand is 1.33, what is the expected change in quantity demanded?
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Refer to the graph shown. Calculate the approximate elasticity of demand for the line segment BD: 
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A supply curve that intersects the horizontal (quantity) axis is:
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