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17. During winter months , many elderly people in New York travel to Florida or Arizona.Because of that demand for most used items by the elderly in northern New York would decrease. Therefore,demand curve for most used items for elderly shift leftward. As a result,equilibrium price and quantity of most used items by elderly in northern New York ,they both would decrease. Hence, option(E) is correct.
18. If the government increased the tax ,then supply curve for cigarettes would shift leftward. And a scientific study came out confirming that smoking cigarettes increased the rate of heart disease , this would decrease the demand ,therefore ,demand curve for cigarettes would shift leftward . As a result , by applying both effects ,equilibrium price will be indeterminate and equilibrium quantity will go down. Hence, option(E) is correct.
19. When the demand curve shifts to the left and all else is held constant,the equilibrium price falls and the equilibrium quantity falls. Hence,option(B) is correct.
20. The difference between a tax and a subsidy is that when a government places a tax on a good, it increases the equilibrium price and decreases the equilibrium quantity, whereas when the government places a subsidy on a good ,it decreases the equilibrium price and increases the equilibrium quantity. Hence, option(B) is correct.
21. The equilibrium price of teddy bear is $5. A study came out that says owning a teddy bear causes to earn lower salary . Therefore, people would demand less teddy bears , demand curve for teddy bears would shift leftward. As a result , equilibrium price of teddy bear falls. So, the price of teddy bears decreases to $4 because of a demand shift. Hence, option(B) is correct.
22. If all else is constant and the price of leather decreases, because of this supply of footballs would increases and therefore supply curve shifts rightward. As a result ,we would expect that the equilibrium quantity of footballs rises and the equilibrium price would fall. Hence , option(D) is correct.
Please help with these questions, Question 17 0.16 pts During the winter months, many elderly people...
Please help with these four questions, Question 1 0.16 pts The change in equilibrium shown in the accompanying figure would be explained by a(n) price ofa in the price of an input and a(n) in the increase; increase; complement decrease; increase; substitute increase; increase; substitute increase; decrease; complement decrease; increase; complement Question 2 0.16 pts When people move to an area of the world that was previously unpopulated, we expect more consumers and more producers to spring up in that...
Please help with these questions, Question 5 0.16 pts When firms in a market expect the price of their products to rise, the supply curve of their goods causing the equilibrium price to O decreases; rise increases; rise and the equilibrium quantity to fall decreases; fall increases; fall O increases; rise Question 6 0.16 pts Taxes cause the equilibrium price of a good to Ogo up only for producers. O decrease O go down only for consumers O increase. remain...
Question 11 0.16 pts If the price and quantity for an inferior good, Good X, is $8 and 6 units at the original equilibrium, what is one possibility for the new equilibrium of Good X if we see income increase and all other factors stay constant? O $6 and 8 units O $10 and 8 units $6 and 4 units O $10 and 2 units O $10 and 4 units Question 12 0.16 pts According to the law of demand,...
Please help with these questions, Question 23 0.16 pts If the number of buyers in a market increases from 50 to 100, you would expect the equilibrium price to and the equilibrium quantity to , holding all else constant. decrease; decrease increase; increase O decrease: increase ○ increase, decrease O remain the same; remain the same Question 24 0.16 pts Assume that the market for baseballs is in equilibrium. There is a sudden decrease in income throughout the economy. If...
QUESTION 36 If the producers of cotton shirts face higher cotton prices, which of the following is likely to occur? The supply of cotton shirts decreases, the equilibrium price of cotton shirts rises, and the equilibrium quantity falls. The supply of cotton shirts decreases, the equilibrium price of cotton shirts rises, and the equilibrium quantity rises. The supply of cotton shirts increases, the equilibrium price of cotton shirts rises, and the equilibrium quantity falls. The supply of cotton shirts increases,...
D Question 33 2 pts The market for footballs is perfectly competitive. If all else is held constant and the price of leather decreases, we would expect that the equilibrium quantity of footballs would and the equilibrium price would e rise rise O fall fall O fall: rise 2 pts D Question 34
D Question 32 2 pts Wine and cheese are complement goods because they are consumed together. What would we pect to happen to the equilibrium quantity of cheeseif the price of wine increased and allese is d constant? O It would increase because of a supply shift it would decrease because of a demand shitt O It would stay the same because of both a demand and a supply shift. O it would increase because of a demand shift. D...
NOSSASSINS Use demand and supply analysis to answer each of the following questions. Assume that the respective market is in equilibrium before the change takes place. Graphically analyze whether there is a movement or a shift in the appropriate curve and then determine the effect on the equilibrium price and quantity. Draw a separate diagram for each question in each market. In the wheat market: A new fertilizer is developed with a lower cost The government imposes a new tax...
Please help with these questions Question 41 0.4 pts The market for footballs is perfectly competitive. If all else is held constant and the price of leather decreases, we would expect that the equilibrium quantity of footballs wouldand the equilibrium price would O fall; remain constant O rise; rise fall; fall O rise; fall fall; rise Question 42 0.4 pts Taxes cause the equilibrium price of a good to remain the same. increase. go down only for consumers decrease. go...
Please help with these questions Question 36 0.4 pts When you change your quantity demanded of one good because of a change in price of another good, you are acting according to the principle of income elasticity of demand. O price elasticity of demand. O cross-price elasticity of demand O price elasticity of supply O income elasticity of supply Question 37 0.4 pts Assume that the market for baseballs is in equilibrium. There is a sudden decrease in income throughout...