QUESTION 46 The supply of paintings by Van Gogh is most likely to be: O a....
12. Consider the market for van Gogh paintings and assume no forgeries are possible. a. Is the supply of van Gogh paintings somewhat elastic, somewhat inelastic, perfectly elastic, or perfectly inelastic? Why? b. Draw the supply curve for van Gogh paintings. c. Suppose there are only 10 van Gogh paintings in the world, and the demand curve is0-50- 0.5P. What is the equilibrium price? d. A ragie fire destrhg h eeilbriie'
tomes levels have increased. O e. unit elastic. QUESTION 47 Elasticty of supply is defined as: O a. the change in price divided by the change in quantity supplied. b, the % change in the price of one good divided by the % change in the quantity of another good. c, the % change in quantity supplied divided by the % change in price. d, the % change in income divided by the % change in quantity supplied. e, the...
Q11 Paintings by Pablo Picasso have significantly increased in value since the artist's death in 1973. Picasso's paintings are often sold through an auction house, allowing many potential buyers to bid on them. Here is the graph of Picasso's paintings Supply Demand C. a. Determine whether the elasticity of supply inelastic, unit elastic or inelastic b. Explain why that level of elasticity exists for the paintings Now assume that incomes INCREASE significantly. Illustrate the effect of the change incomes on...
Question 15 If Incomes have risen by 20% and Demand for hand sanitizer has increased by 5% explain the income elasticity of demand coefficient for hand sanitizer. Marked out of 1.00 Flag question Select one: O a. = -0.25 Inferior O b. = 4 luxury, Income elastic C. = 0.25 necessity, income inelastic O d. = -4 income inelastic, luxury
This question is based on the previous one, which was: Quantity supplied decreases from 70 to 50 units when price decreases from $200 to $120 per unit. Elasticity of supply is: The elasticity value calculated in the previous question indicated that supply is: Select one: O a. Relatively inelastic O b. Relatively inelastic c. Perfectly Inelastic d. Unit Elastic e. Perfectly Elastic O When producers have more time to respond to price changes, supply will likely be more Select one:...
Compare the demand for sugar with demand for gasoline. The demand for sugar is likely O A. more elastic because sugar tends to represent a smaller fraction of a consumer's budget O B. more elastic because sugar tends to be purchased in larger quantities. C. more inelastic because sugar tends to be purchased more frequently O D. more inelastic because sugar tends to represent a smaller fraction of a consumer's budget 0 E. more elastic because sugar tends to represent...
1. Consider oil which has a PED of -0.4. What does this number mean? A. Oil demand is elastic B. Oil demand is inelastic C. A 1% increase in the price of oil causes a 0.4% increase in the quantity demanded D. An increase in the price of oil causes the demand for oil to shift right E. Oil supply is highly responsive to changes in the price 2. Consider the market for gas. In the past decade, there has...
1. Consider oil which has a PED of -0.4. What does this number mean? A. Oil demand is elastic B. Oil demand is inelastic C. A 1% increase in the price of oil causes a 0.4% increase in the quantity demanded D. An increase in the price of oil causes the demand for oil to shift right E. Oil supply is highly responsive to changes in the price 2. Consider the market for gas. In the past decade, there has...
Which of the following is true? A. When n 1, supply is considered unit elastic. O B. When 0 < η < 1, supply is considered inelastic. C. When η > 1, supply is considered elastic. O D. All of the above. O E. None of the above.