Exam 8: Price Ceilings and Floors
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Figure: Airline Industry
Refer to the figure. Suppose that airlines are regulated and prices are kept above the market level. According to the figure, the areas A and B represent, respectively, the:
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Why do many consumers and politicians advocate for price controls?
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Under a policy of rent control, the short-run shortage ______ the long-run shortage.
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Figure: Costs of Price Ceilings
-(Figure: Costs of Price Ceilings) Refer to the figure. What is the dollar amount of the value of wasted time if a price ceiling of $4 is implemented?
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New housing takes some time to build, so rent control creates larger shortages in the:
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Price ceilings cause the quantity demanded to be less than the quantity supplied.
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Regulation of airline fares under the Civil Aeronautics Board:
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A free market maximizes the gains from trade, the sum of consumer and producer surplus, meeting all of the following conditions EXCEPT:
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Minimum wage laws are sometimes a price floor and sometimes a price ceiling.
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When price ceilings are effective, gains from trade are usually lower than if the available goods are allocated to the highest value uses.
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Which statement(s) about price ceilings are TRUE?
I. Price ceilings cause quantity demanded to exceed quantity supplied.
II. When including time costs and bribes, consumers pay a total price in excess of the price ceiling.
III. All else equal, it is more wasteful to allocate goods based on bribes than on waiting time costs.
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Specify the argument in favor of rent controls and the arguments against rent controls. Explain what other possible policies can create affordable housing.
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Figure: Water Market
-(Figure: Water Market) Refer to the figure. If a price floor in the diagram gets set at $8 a gallon, what is the quality waste?
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Which events occurred during the 1973-1974 oil crisis in the United States?
I. Gas stations were ordered to be closed between 9 PM on Saturday and 12:01 AM on Monday.
II. The government decided to allocate oil by command.
III. The 55 mph speed limit was repealed.
IV. Daylight savings time was implemented.
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Price ceilings would create all of the following effects EXCEPT:
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