Exam 3: Demand, Supply, and Market Equilibrium
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The scalping of tickets for an event is a sign that the stated price on the ticket is:
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Which of the following would cause a leftward shift in the supply curve for car washes?
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An increase in demand for oil along with a simultaneous increase in supply of oil will:
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Refer to the above table. In this competitive market, the price and quantity will settle at:
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In the market for crude oil, if the change in demand due to falling price of natural gas (a substitute for oil) is greater than the change in supply due to disruptions in oil-well operations in the Middle East, then the equilibrium price of oil will decrease.
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If we observe the price of a good in a competitive market rising, then we can conclude that there had been a shortage in the market.
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The graph below shows the market for tickets to a "Final Four" sports event. Assume that there is only one kind of ticket to the event.
Refer to the above graph for the event-ticket market. A scalpers' market will exist if the event organizers set the official ticket price at:
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For most products, purchases tend to fall with decreases in buyers' incomes. Such products are known as:
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Refer to the above table. At a price of $15 per unit, which of the following would exist?
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In the market for gasoline, if the change in demand due to the start of the summer driving season is greater than the change in supply due to disruptions in the refinery operations in the Gulf, then the equilibrium quantity will increase.
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Refer to the above graph. A decrease in supply would best be reflected by a change from:
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Use the following graph of the demand for coffee:
Refer to the above diagram of three demand curves for coffee. Which of the following would cause a shift in coffee demand from D1 to D3?
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If a competitive market were allowed and developed for human organs, then the price for organs would:
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A higher price reduces the quantity demanded for a product because:
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What would best explain why the equilibrium price of pink salmon decreased and the equilibrium quantity increased?
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The law of demand states that if price increases, other things being equal, the demand for the product will decrease.
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A television station reports that the price of coffee has increased but the quantity traded in the market has decreased. This situation would be caused by a(n):
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When central planners in a command economy end up having a huge surplus of shoes and widespread shortages of bread in their economy, they have failed to attain:
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