A) $-10.
B) $-6.
C) $20.
D) $30.
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A) Many consumers pay prices that are greater than the equilibrium price of good A.
B) Many consumers would be willing to pay more than the market price for good A.
C) Many consumers think the market price of good A is greater than its cost.
D) Many consumers think the demand for good A is elastic.
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A) Demand will increase, placing upward pressure on price.
B) Supply will decrease, placing downward pressure on price.
C) Demand will decrease, placing downward pressure on price.
D) Supply will increase, placing upward pressure on price.
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A) The supply of oil would fall.
B) The supply of oil would rise.
C) The demand for oil would fall.
D) The demand for oil would rise.
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A) in both statements I and II
B) in statement I only
C) in statement II only
D) in neither statements I nor II
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A) chicken and beef are substitutes.
B) chicken and beef are complements.
C) the market demand for beef is inelastic.
D) the market demand for chicken is elastic.
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A) an increase in demand.
B) a decrease in demand.
C) an increase in quantity demanded.
D) a decrease in quantity demanded.
E) a decrease in equilibrium price.
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A) Harry is an irrational consumer.
B) The seller earned a $10,000 profit on the sale of the car.
C) Harry reaped $10,000 of consumer surplus from the transaction.
D) The seller received $10,000 worth of producer surplus on the transaction.
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A) an upward movement along the demand curve for VCRs.
B) a rightward shift in the demand curve for VCRs.
C) a rightward shift in the supply curve for VCRs.
D) a shortage of VCRs.
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A) increase the demand for the good.
B) increase the quantity demanded for the good.
C) decrease the demand for the good.
D) decrease the quantity supplied of the good.
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A) higher than the equilibrium price.
B) equal to the equilibrium price since the number of tickets bought equals the number sold.
C) lower than the equilibrium price.
D) higher than the equilibrium price when the demand is inelastic but lower when the demand is elastic.
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A) is the difference between total willingness to pay and the total amount actually paid.
B) guarantees that the market value of a good in money is equal to the total economic value of the good.
C) is always negative because of diminishing marginal utility.
D) is the total area under a consumer's demand curve.
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A) The height of the demand curve for a product at a given quantity represents the marginal value derived by the consumption of that unit.
B) The height of the demand curve for a product at a given quantity reflects the total value consumers derive from all units of the good consumed.
C) The total area above the demand curve for a product is equal to consumer surplus.
D) At every quantity, the height of the demand curve for a product represents the cost of producing that unit.
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A) An upward movement along the demand curve for tomato juice.
B) A downward movement along the demand curve for tomato juice.
C) A rightward shift in the demand curve for tomato juice.
D) A leftward shift in the demand curve for tomato juice.
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A) demand curve has shifted to the right.
B) price of the product has fallen, and consequently, consumers are buying more of it.
C) cost of producing the product has risen.
D) amount of the product that consumers are willing to purchase at various prices has decreased.
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A) demand curves and supply curves tend to shift to the right as time goes by.
B) the price of a good will eventually rise in response to an excess demand for that good.
C) when the supply curve for a good shifts, the demand curve for that good shifts in response.
D) the equilibrium price of a good will be rising more often than it will be falling.
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A) Quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied and the market mechanism pushes the price up, which in turn encourages more production and less consumption.
B) Quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded and the price falls, which encourages more production and less consumption.
C) Quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied and the market mechanism pushes the price down, which encourages more production and less consumption.
D) Quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded and the price rises, which encourages more production and less consumption.
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A) the demand curve has shifted to the left.
B) the product price has increased, and as a consequence, consumers are buying less of the product.
C) consumers are now willing and able to buy more of this product at each possible price.
D) the demand curve has shifted to the right.
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A) demand curve that is relatively flat (more horizontal) .
B) demand curve that is relatively steep (more vertical) .
C) supply curve that is relatively flat (more horizontal) .
D) supply curve that is relatively steep (more vertical) .
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A) the demand for the product.
B) the quantity demanded at that price.
C) the amount that people need.
D) the amount people want to buy at different income levels.
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