Exam 5: Price Ceilings and Floors
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Figure: Supply and Demand 2
-(Figure: Supply and Demand 2)If the government sets the price at $8 in this figure,demanders are willing to pay ______ per unit for ______ units.
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In the case of a binding price floor,economists expect the quality level of a good to:
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An alternative to rent controls that increases the quantity of housing and targets consumers that need low-cost rental property is:
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In the case of a binding price floor,the price paid in the market will be:
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Because of government price controls,a business must now sell soft-serve ice cream at half its original price.This business might respond by:
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Figure: Effects of Price Ceilings
-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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One benefit of shortages is that they eliminate competition since buyers cannot compete for goods by paying higher prices.
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A price ceiling is a minimum price below the market price that can be legally charged.
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Figure: Price Ceilings and Consumer Valuation
-Figure: Price Ceilings and Lost Consumer Surplus
Refer to the figure.The figure measures the consumer surplus associated with a price ceiling,assuming:
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After a hurricane,the prices of many items rise.How BEST might the government help poor people be able to afford to buy goods and services?
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Mobile homes are housing units installed on a permanent foundation owned by a landlord.Although a resident owns the home,she rents the foundation from the landlord.In theory,owners of mobile homes can transfer their home to a different foundation if the rent becomes too steep,but uninstalling,transporting,and reinstalling the mobile home is usually prohibitively expensive.This "lock-in" effect encourages state legislatures to create rent controls for mobile home foundations.Which statement is a plausible,unintended consequence of these laws?
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Deregulation of the airline markets reduced waste,increased efficiency,and:
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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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