Exam 2: Supply and Demand

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The increase in technology used to produce a good would

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An increase in household income for a good that is considered inferior would

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The amount consumers are willing and able to buy at a particular price during a specified period of time is the

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The substitution effect suggests that

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The amount of money that must be paid per unit of output is called the

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If the number of sellers increases, the

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If two goods are considered complements and the price of one decreases then the other good's

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If people consume fewer bottles of orange juice as their income rises, orange juice is

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If there is an expectation that the price of a good will increase in the next month this would immediately

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  -In Figure 2.1, Box 5 would be labeled -In Figure 2.1, Box 5 would be labeled

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  -From Table 2.1, which column is likely to be the one for quantity supplied? -From Table 2.1, which column is likely to be the one for quantity supplied?

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The mechanism by which buyers and sellers negotiate an exchange is called a/an

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If technology increases then

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  -In Figure 2.1, a q/t for quantity per unit time price would go in -In Figure 2.1, a "q/t" for quantity per unit time price would go in

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If a tax (paid by consumers)is levied on a good this would

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If demand increases and the price doesn't change, there will be a

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An increase in the subsidy paid to producers of tobacco

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If two goods are considered substitutes and the price of one decreases, the other good's

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The decrease in the price of a good that is another potential output for another good, would (for the second good)

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If you are grocery shopping and you see that the price of beef has risen and as a result you change your planned menu for the week and buy chicken instead, the reason your demand curve for beef is downward sloping has mostly to do with

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