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15.) The simple circular flow model shows that: 20.) One reason why the quantity of a good
a) households are on the demand side of both demanded increases when its price falls is that
product and resource markets the :
b) businesses are on the supply side of both a) price decline shifts the supply curve to the
product and resource markets left
c) households are on the supply side of the b) lower price shifts the demand curve to the
resource market and on the demand side of left
the product market c) lower price shifts the demand curve to the
d) businesses are on the demand side of the right
product market and on the supply side of the d) lower price increases the real incomes of
resource market buyers, enabling them to buy more 11) A shift
to the right in the demand curve for product A
16.) The law of demand states that: can be most reasonably
a) price and quantity demanded are inversely 21.) A market is in equilibrium:
related
b) the larger the number of buyers in a market, a) provided there is no surplus of the product
the lower will be product price b) at all prices above that shown by the
c) price and quantity demanded are directly intersection of the supply and demand curves
related c) if the amount that producers want to sell is
d) consumers will buy more of a given product equal to the amount that consumers want to
at high prices than they will at low prices buy
d) whenever the demand curve is down-sloping e) shift the supply curve of labour to the right.
and the supply curve is up-sloping
27.) An improvement in production technology
22.) Given the down-sloping demand curve and will:
an up-sloping supply curve for a product, a a) tend to increase equilibrium price
decrease in resource prices will: b) shift the supply curve to the left
a) increase equilibrium price and quantity c) shift the supply curve to the right
b) decrease equilibrium price and quantity d) shift the demand curve to the left
c) decrease equilibrium price and increase
equilibrium quantity 28.) If consumer incomes increase, the demand
d) increase equilibrium price and decrease for product X:
equilibrium quantity a) will necessarily remain unchanged
e) have no impact upon equilibrium price and b) may shift either to the right or left
quantity c) will necessarily shift to the right
d) will necessarily shift to the left
23.) A “change in demand” means:
a) a change in the elasticity of a demand curve 29.) Which of the following statements is
b) the shift of a demand curve incorrect?
c) a movement along a given demand schedule a) If demand increases and supply decreases,
or curve equilibrium price will rise
d) the quantity demanded changes as price b) If supply increases and demand decreases,
changes equilibrium price will fall
c) If demand decreases and supply increases,
24.) The demand for a product is said to be equilibrium price will rise
inelastic with respect to price if: d) If supply declines and demand remains
a) consumers are largely unresponsive to a per constant, equilibrium price will rise
unit price change
b) the elasticity coefficient is greater that 1 30.) A shift to the right in the demand curve for
c) a drop in price is accompanied by a decrease product A can be most reasonably explained by
in the quantity demanded saying that:
d) a drop in price is accompanied by an increase a) consumer incomes have declined and they
in the quantity demanded now want to buy less of A at each possible price
b) the price of A has increased and, as a result,
25.) For a linear demand curve: consumers want to purchase less of it
a) elasticity is constant along the curve c) consumer preferences have changed in
b) elasticity is unity at every point on the curve favour of A so that they now want to buy more
c) demand is elastic at low prices at each possible price
d) demand is inelastic at high prices d) the price of A has declined and, as a result,
e) demand is elastic at high prices consumers want to purchase more of it
e) the supply of A has increased because
26.) An increase in the minimum wage would be production costs have declined
expected to:
a) raise unemployment;
b) lower unemployment;
c) have no effect on unemployment;
d) raise total wages received by workers who
work for an hourly wage below the minimum
level;