A. a minimum price that consumers are willing to pay for a good.
B. a minimum price usually set by government that sellers must charge for a good
D. the different between the initial equilibrium price and the equilibrium price after a decrease in supply
A. none of these answers
B. a decrease in the equilibrium price and an increase in the equilibrium quantity
C. a decrease in the equilibrium price and quantity.
D. an increase in the equilibrium price and a decrease in the equilibrium quantity
A. There is over consumption in the free market
C. Society could be made off it less was produced
D. The government may tax to decrease production
A. price will decrease, quantity is ambiguous
B. The impact on both price and quantity is ambiguous.
C. Price will increase, quantity will increase
D. price will increase, quantity will decrease
A. Supply is price elastic
B. Supply is stable
C. Demand is price elastic
A. externality
B. deadweight burden
D. market imperfection
A. long run marginal cost
B. long run marginal cost
C. short run marginal cost
A. the national health service
B. public transport
C. rail transport
A. Lead to a movement along the demand curve
B. Lead to an extension of demand
C. Shift the supply curve
A. the equilibrium quantity to rise and the equilibrium price to remain constant
B. the change in the equilibrium quantity to be ambiguous and the equilibrium price to rise
D. the equilibrium quantity to rise and the equilibrium price to fall
E. the equilibrium quantity to rise and the equilibrium price to rise
B. quantity demanded will equal quantity supplied .
C. quantity demanded will be less than quantity supplied
D. demand will be less than supply.
A. demand, supply
B. marginal cost, average cost
C. marginal cost, marginal revenue
A. firms that are price takers
B. many buyers and sellers
D. none of these answers
B. a substitute good
C. a normal good
A. a production externality
C. transaction costs
D. a second-best solution
A. Gas external costs
B. Is free
D. Is provided by the government
A. monopoly is better than competition
B. people will always cheat
D. players are better of to act independently
A. vertical merger
C. hostile takeover
D. conglomerate merger
A. Complements
B. normal goods
C. none of these answers
D. inferior goods
A. There is excess supply
C. There is equilibrium
D. There is excess equilibrium
A. that is a credible threat
B. Assuming other players move first
C. dominated by the other players
A. an increase in the equilibrium price and quantity
B. a decrease in the equilibrium quantity.
C. an increase in the equilibrium price and a decrease in the equilibrium quantity
E. none of these answers
A. quantity
C. price
D. demand
B. The price elasticity of supply is infinity
C. The price elasticity of supply is 0.2
D. The price elasticity of supply is 2
C. All output must be sold at a maximum price
D. The government buys up all the excess production
A. price is less than marginal cost
B. marginal cost is set equal to marginal revenue
C. marginal consumer benefit is less than marginal revenue
A. fewer young workers would be employed
C. there would be more unemployment
D. wages in general would fall as employers tried to hold down costs
A. an advance in the technology used to manufacture watches
B. a decrease in the wage of workers employed to manufacture watches
C. All of these answers cause an increase in the supply of watches
A. none of the above
C. reduces the likelihood
D. guarantees
A. income tax
B. inheritance tax
D. a tax on profits
B. Excess supply
C. Downward pressure on prices
D. Equilibrium
B. Private good
C. abundant good
D. merit good
A. Not provided in the free market economy
B. Over provided in the free market economy
C. Provided free
A. Be under provided in the free market
B. Has no opportunity cost
D. Be over provided in the free market
A. practice price discrimination
C. agree to act together
D. differentiate their products
A. merit goods are produced
B. inflation occurs
C. there are externalities
A. a and c
B. the free-rider problem
C. externalities
B. decreasing average cost curve marginal cost lies above average cost
C. increasing average cost curve, marginal cost lies above average cost
D. increasing average cost curve, marginal cost lies below average cost
A. increase in demand
B. increase in supply
C. decrease in supply
A. A higher equilibrium price and lower output
B. A lower equilibrium price and higher output
D. A lower equilibrium price and output
A. A change in technology
B. A change in costs
C. A change in the number of producers
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