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Which of the following concepts represents the extra revenue a firm neceives from the services of an additional unit of a factor of production. |
Total revenue
Marginal physical product
Marginal revenues product
Marginal revenue
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2 |
If leisure is an inferior good the individuals supply curve for labor is. |
Back ward bending
Completely inelastic
Upward sloping
Perfectly elastic
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3 |
Some goods are not closely related to each other and are neither substitutes nor complements for such goods the cross price elasticity of demand would be. |
Positive
Negative
Zero
Cannot tell without more information
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4 |
A market demand curve can be derived by adding all the individual demand curves |
Vertically
Horizontally
In parallel
Any of the above as long as it is consistent
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5 |
A price decrease and an increase in income are similar in that |
Both force the consumer to achieve a lower level of well being
Both force the consumer to reach a lower indifference curve
Both move the budget line outward
<sup>They are not similar at all</sup>
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6 |
In order to practice price discrimination which of the following is needed. |
Some degree of monopoly power
An ability to separate the market
An ability to prevent reselling
All of the above
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7 |
In price discrimination, which section of the market is charged the higher price. |
The section with the richest people
The section with the oldest people
The section with the most inelastic demand
The section with the most elastic demand
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8 |
A normal good can be defined as one which consumers purchase more of as. |
Price fall
Price rise
Income fall
Incomes increase
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9 |
If the demand curve for a good is downward sloping then the good must be. |
Normal
Inferior
Giffen
Either a or b
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10 |
If a good is normal then the demand curve for that good must be. |
Downward sloping
Upward sloping
Perfectly elastic
Completely inelastic
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11 |
The income effect of a price change |
Is always positive
Is always negative
May be positive or negative
Is associated with a change in nominal income
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12 |
The "compensated" demand curve is the demand curve that. |
Shows only the income effect
Shows only the substitution effect
Shows both the income and substitution effects
Shows the Geffen good demand curve
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Suppose an individual spends all his income on only two goods, good X and good Y moreover suppose that you were asked to derive his price consumption curve for good Y Which of the following would be allowed to very. |
Money income
The tastes of the consumer
The price of good X
The price of good Y
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14 |
If the price of both goods increase by the same percent , the budget line will. |
shift parallel to the left
Shift parallel to the right
Pivot about the x axis
Pivot about the Y axis
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15 |
If A, B, C and D are any four market baskets, and if the consumer has ranked them so that D is preferred to C, A is hot preferred to B, and B is not preferred to c then. |
A is preferred to C
A is preferred to D
B is preferred to D
D is preferred to A
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16 |
A utility contour shows all the alternative combinations of two consumption goods that. |
Can be produced with a given set of resources and technology
Yield the same total of utility
Can be purchased with a given budget at given prices
Equate the marginal utilities of these goods and therefore make the consumer indifferent between them.
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17 |
As long as the principle of diminishing marginal utility is operating any increased consumption of good. |
Lowers total utility
Produces negative total utility
Lower marginal utility and therefore total utility
Lowers marginal utility, but may raise total utility.
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18 |
Economists tend to disagree primarily about. |
The implications of scarcity for our economy
Which resources are free
Topics in positive economics
Issues of normative economics
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19 |
Micro economics studies such topics as |
The factors that determine inflation
The forces that influence the price of shoes
The determinants of total output
Whether the unemployment rate will rise or fall
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20 |
The fundamental reason people must choose which goods to buy and consume is because of. |
Scarcity
Specialization
People engaging in exchange
The fact there are many different economic agents
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21 |
An -increase the expected future price of a good. |
Increases its demand
Decreases its demand
Increases its supply
Has no effect on either its demand or its supply.
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22 |
Which of the following shifts the demand curve for hot dogs leftward. |
An increase in the price of a hot dog bun
A decreases in the price of a hot dog bun
An increased in the price of a hamburger
An increases in the price of a hot dog
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23 |
If the price of product X falls and this change increases the demand for product Y then. |
X and Y are complements
X and Y are substitutes
X is an inferior good
Y is an inferior good
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24 |
The negative slope of the demand curve indicates that there is _______ relationship between the price and the quantity demanded. |
A direct
An inverse
A positive
No relationship
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25 |
When the price of an inferior goods falls ceteris paribus the substitution effect leads to ________ in the quantity purchased and the income effect leads to _______ in the quantity purchased. |
An increase an increase
An increase, a decrease
A decrease, an increase
A decrease, a decrease
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26 |
If the price of an apple increased from 50 to 60 the quantity demanded will decrease because of. |
The substitution effect only
The income effect only
A change in income
The substitution and income effects.
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27 |
When the price of a pizza decreased from 1200 Rupees to 1000 Rupees, it is definitely the case that the. |
Income effect means people buy less pizza
Substitution effect means people buy more pizza
Quantity demanded of pizza will not change
None of the above
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28 |
If the price of an apple increases. |
Its opportunity cost decreases
Its opportunity cost increases
The substitution effect does not occur
The income effect does not occur
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As the opportunity cost of a good falls, ceteris paribus the substitution effect implies that people buy |
Less of the good and more of its substitutes
More of that good and less of its substitutes
Less of that good and less of its substitutes
More of that good and more of its substitutes
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30 |
Which of the following explains why demand curves slope downward. |
Prices and income
substitutes and complements
Resources and technology
Substitution effect and income effect
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