Exam 5: Price Elasticity of Demand
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Suppose the president of a college argues that a 25 percent tuition increase will raise revenues for the college.It can be concluded that the president thinks that demand to attend this college is:
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When a 2 percent increase in price generates a greater than 2 percent decrease in quantity demanded,then:
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Exhibit 5-2 Price and quantity demanded data
-Using Exhibit 5-2,what is the price elasticity of demand when the price falls from five dollars to four?
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If the price elasticity of demand coefficient equals 2,this means a 10 percent increase in price will result in a 20 percent decrease in the quantity demanded.
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Suppose that a jewelry store found that when it increased prices by 10 percent,sales revenue increased by 3 percent.Which of the following is true about the price elasticity of demand for the store's goods?
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If the percentage change in the quantity demanded of a good is less than the percentage change in price,price elasticity of demand is:
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A public transit company finds that when it reduces the price of a bus ticket,total revenues remain the same.One can conclude from this that:
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If the demand for cigarettes is highly inelastic,this indicates that:
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If a revenue-maximizing firm is told that the price elasticity of demand is equal to one,it should:
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If an increase in the price of a product from $1 to $2 per unit leads to a decrease in the quantity demanded from 100 to 80 units,then according to the averaging equation,the value of price elasticity of demand in absolute terms is:
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Exhibit 5-9 Supply and demand curves for good X
-As shown in Exhibit 5-9,the price elasticity of demand for good X between points E and B is:
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If Pete raises his price of muffins from $2 to $3 and his sales revenue increases from $35,000 to $38,000,then:
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The price elasticity of demand coefficient for a good will be greater:
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Exhibit 5-8 Supply and demand curves for good X
-As shown in Exhibit 5-8,the price elasticity of demand for good X between points E and Z is:
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If Stimpson University increases tuition in order to increase its revenue,it will:
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Exhibit 5-7 Demand curve for concert tickets
-In Exhibit 5-7,if promoters raise their prices from $10 to $40 per ticket,then their total revenue will:
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