Exam 5: Simple Pricing
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An rational,optimizing,self interested consumer would consume up to the point where
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The Lunchbox is one of many options for workers in Lanford,IL to get a quick and tasty meal at reasonable prices.They wanted to raise prices but did not know if the demand would fall off too much.They decided to raise prices and wait and see before making the increases permanent.In the first week after they raised prices on the menu an average of 10%,they served fewer lunches but their revenue did not fall.Based on this,they decided to keep the new menu.Would you expect revenue to continue at this level?
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If a decrease in the price of a good decreases the total revenue,the demand for the good is
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An owner of a local salon realized that by decreasing the prices that she charges for haircuts,her revenue has increased.This implies that
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If quantity demanded for rice falls by 4% when price increases 8%,we know that the absolute value of the own-price elasticity of rice is:
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If the quantity demanded of good x rises by 3% and,in response,your income goes up by 2%,the income elasticity of demand would be:
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-If the government wants to decrease the quantity consumed of cigarettes 20%,what percentage of tax would they have to levy on cigarette consumption?
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What is the most likely effect of the development of cell phones on the pay phone industry?
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A gas station opened up on the highway in a patch where there are no gas stations close by.It is more likely to be able to set higher prices because
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-If the government wants to decrease the quantity consumed of alcohol by 20%,what percentage of tax would they have to levy on alcohol consumption?
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If the price elasticity of demand is -0.8 and the firm increases price,revenue will
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Phil's filling station gas station operates on a patch on the highway in a patch where there were no gas stations close by.It enjoyed high profits.After a while,Glen's gas another gas station opened up close by.The profits for the first gas station are likely to decrease because
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