Exam 4: Supply and Demand: an Initial Look
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Figure 4-3
-A 1985 Harvard study showed that the price of cigarettes does not affect how much an individual smokes but whether he smokes.If this is correct, which graph in Figure 4-3 shows the typical individual's demand curve for cigarettes?
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Any factor that shifts the supply curve inward and to the left and does not affect the demand curve will raise the equilibrium price and reduce the equilibrium quantity.
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When used in a professional or technical sense, the law of supply and demand refers to
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Consumers expressed outrage at the high price of chainsaws after Hurricane Andrew hit Florida and Louisiana, with newspaper editorials accusing suppliers of unconscionable price gouging.Use a supply and demand graph to assist in explaining the increase in the price of chain saws after Hurricane Andrew.
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Any change that shifts the supply curve outward to the right, and does not affect the demand durve will lower the equilibrium price and raise the equilibrium.
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Legal limits on prices will tend to cause misallocation of resources because
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Figure 4-16
-Assume that Figure 4-16 shows the supply of orange juice.A decrease in the wage rate paid to workers in the orange juice industry will shift supply from
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Suppose the numbers in parentheses represent two points on a line: (59 billion quarts; $4) and (78 billion quarts; $6).The line is most likely a
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At equilibrium, the market will clear, with no surpluses or shortages occurring.
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When GM advertises its cars, the company is trying to cause a
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Price floors are typically accompanied by a standard series of symptoms.What are they?
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The quantity of Blu-Ray players purchased declined in spite of a decline in price.This implies that the
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Some medical authorities announced in the late 1980s that an acne medicine named Retin-A also had previously unknown wrinkle-reducing properties.An economist would expect to find that, after this announcement, the price of Retin-A ____ and the quantity sold ____.
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Why do price ceilings tend to cause persistent imbalances in the market?
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