47. Correct option is Option C. This is an example of positive consumption externality in which marginal social benefits are more that marginal private benefits. Social Equilibrium output is more than currently achieved. It shows under allocation of resources.Option A and D are incorrect explained above (Example of under allocation ). Option B is incorrect as social equilibrium price is less than current price.
48. Correct answer is option C. It suggests that people are ready to donate as it creates positive externality of consumption for them. It also shows that resources are under allocated for holiday lights. Option A is incorrect as taxing would make it under consumed. Option B is incorrect as explained in option C. Option D is incorrect as people will not donate if it creates negative externality.
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At the current price, there is a shortage of a product. We would expect price to O increase, quantity demanded to increase, and quantity supplied to decrease. O decrease, quantity demanded to increase, and quantity supplied to decrease. O increase, quantity demanded to decrease, and quantity supplied to increase. O increase, quantity demanded to increase and quantity supplied to increase. 4 pts
At the current price, there is a shortage of a product. We would expect price to O increase, quantity demanded to increase, and quantity supplied to decrease. O decrease, quantity demanded to increase, and quantity supplied to decrease. O increase, quantity demanded to decrease, and quantity supplied to increase. O increase, quantity demanded to increase and quantity supplied to increase. 4 pts
Quantity Refer to the diagram. Assuming equilibrium price Pl, producer surplus is represented by areas Multiple Choice O + 0 ab 0 a+c < Prev 39 of 50 !! Next > Product Minimum Actual Price Acceptable (Equilibrium Price Price) $6 $13 13 Refer to the provided table. If the equilibrium price increases, then the Multiple Choice C ) producer surplus will increase o O allocative efficiency will increase o producer surplus will decrease < Prev 38 of 50 !! Next...
3. Which of the following would decrease the quantity supplied of smartphones, ceteris paribus? An increase in the price of HDTVs, assuming that smartphones and HDTVs are substitutes in production. A decrease in the number of smartphone producers. A decrease in consumer income, assuming that smartphones are normal goods. An increase in the wages of smartphone production workers. All of the changes listed for this question will decrease the quantity supplied of smartphones. 4. According to the law of supply,...
Question 1 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 P Flag question Price Quantity Refer to the diagram. A decrease in supply is depicted by a Select one a move from point x to point y b. shift from S2 to S1. c. move from point y to point x. d. Shift from S1 to S2. 9w0 NEX e When economists describe "a market," they mean Select one: a. a system that allows buyers and sellers to interact with one...
Question 12 pts When consumers would have been willing to pay higher prices at various quantities consumed than the market clearing price, the differences are called consumer surplus. monopoly profits. opportunity cost. deadweight loss. Flag this Question Question 22 pts A demand relationship in which the quantity demanded changes exactly in proportion to the change in price is elastic. unit-elastic. inelastic. consistent with zero elasticity. Flag this Question Question 32 pts A demand relationship in which a given percentage change...