Exam 3: Supply and Demand
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Figure 3-C
-Refer to Figure 3-C.The University Theater faces market demand curve D0 and has begun charging $10, up from $5, for tickets for Friday and Saturday night shows.As a result, students have:
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Figure 3-C
-Refer to Figure 3-C.Everyone has been raving about the newest summer blockbuster film.Since your Aunt Finola just sent you a nice letter with $20 enclosed, you decide to see the movie even though ticket prices have risen to $10 per ticket.You are not alone, as many students are waiting in line at the theater, shifting the demand curve to D1.The theater owners are now selling:
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Figure 3-H
-Refer to Figure 3-H.An increase in the quantity supplied, but not an increase in supply, occurs when the equilibrium moves from:
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If American consumers decided to boycott grapes to protest working conditions of farm workers, everything else being equal, the:
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A flood damages many homes and farms in the Midwest.Shortly thereafter, the price of plywood rises significantly.The events suggest that:
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Figure 3-J
-Refer to Figure 3-J.The movement from ____ to ____ is consistent with a strike by the Basque Shepherds Guild.
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A more efficient means of processing tree bark to produce an anticancer drug is discovered.As a result, the supply curve for the drug will:
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Figure 3-A
-Refer to Figure 3-I.Starting with initial demand curves D0 and S0, a movement from ____ is consistent with an increase in both demand and supply.
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An increase in the price of inputs used to produce good A will:
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Figure 3-E
-Refer to Figure 3-E.A change from Point A to Point D represents a(n):
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Which of the following would not cause a change in the supply of milk?
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Ceteris paribus, if the market supply of a product increases, then equilibrium quantity will (be) ____ and equilibrium price will (be) ____.
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Which of the following best represents the effects of a decrease in the price of tea?
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In general, an increase in price could be caused by either:
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If both market demand and supply decrease simultaneously, then equilibrium quantity will (be) ____ and equilibrium price will (be) ____.
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Which of the following will not cause a change in the demand for a product?
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The difference between a change in quantity demanded and a change in demand is that a change in:
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The price of automobiles has increased sharply lately.As a result, automobile dealers have noticed that:
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