Exam 7: Government Actions in Markets
Exam 1: Getting Started347 Questions
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Suppose the equilibrium rent in Denver is $1,050.A rent ceiling of $755 per month leads to
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-The above figure shows the market for biologists.The government decides to set a minimum wage for biologists of $18 per hour.After this minimum wage is in effect,the firms' surplus equals ________.
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-The above figure shows a labor market with minimum wage equal to $16.In this figure,what area equals the deadweight loss?
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Who gains from a price support? Who loses? Explain how the size of the gain compares to the size of the loss.
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An illegal market in which the price exceeds a legally imposed price ceiling is called a
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-In the figure above,if the minimum wage is $8 per hour,then
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The figure above shows the market for sugar beets. The government intervenes in this market and sets a support price at $35 a ton.
-In the figure above,the quantity of sugar beets produced is ________ million tons per year,and the quantity bought by consumers is ________ million tons per year.
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We know that the minimum wage causes unemployment.So,why does the government impose one?
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-The above figure shows a housing market with a rent ceiling equal to $1,000.In this figure,what area is equal to the deadweight loss?
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Which of the following is true?
i.A price ceiling set below the equilibrium price decreases search activity.
ii.A minimum wage is an example of a price ceiling.
iii.A price support decreases the quantity consumed.
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In the 1980s,one of the most common sights in the socialist countries,such as the former Soviet Union and North Korea,were long lines for bread,sugar,and other necessities.These countries had price ceilings on these necessities.Some of the socialist nations,such as the former Soviet Union,have moved to a market economy by lifting the price ceilings,while others,such as North Korea,have retained their price ceilings.What prediction do you make about the presence (or absence)of long lines today in the former Soviet Union and North Korea? Explain your answer.
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Explain why low-skilled workers find that their employment opportunities are less with a minimum wage.
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In a housing market with a rent ceiling set below the equilibrium rent,as time passes the supply of apartments
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-The figure above illustrates the bagel market.Which of the following statements is correct?
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-The above figure shows the domestic market for wheat.Suppose this market is isolated from global competition and the government intervenes by setting a support price of $15 a ton.As a result of this price support,the total subsidy paid to wheat farmers equals
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In order to have an impact,a ________ must be set below the equilibrium price,and when this occurs,________.
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