QUESTION 25
Marcus says that he would smoke one pack of cigarettes each day regardless of the price. If he is telling the truth, Marcus’s
a. | demand for cigarettes is perfectly inelastic. | |
b. | price elasticity of demand for cigarettes is infinite. | |
c. | income elasticity of demand for cigarettes is 0. | |
d. | More than one of the above is correct. |
QUESTION 26
The demand for a good becomes more inelastic
a. | as more close substitutes for it become available. | |
b. | the longer the time horizon. | |
c. | as the market is defined more broadly. | |
d. | as it is increasingly viewed as a luxury good. |
QUESTION 27
If the price elasticity of demand for a good is 0.2, then a 3 percent decrease in price results in a
a. | 2 percent increase in the quantity demanded. | |
b. | 1.5 percent increase in the quantity demanded. | |
c. | 6 percent increase in the quantity demanded. | |
d. | 0.6 percent increase in the quantity demanded. |
QUESTION 28
In which of the following situations will total revenue increase?
a. | Price elasticity of demand is 1.2, and the price of the good decreases. | |
b. | Price elasticity of demand is 0.5, and the price of the good increases. | |
c. | Price elasticity of demand is 3.0, and the price of the good decreases. | |
d. | All of the above are correct. |
QUESTION 29
For which pairs of goods is the cross-price elasticity most likely to be positive?
a. | Halloween candy and rain coats | |
b. | pizza and college textbooks | |
c. | canoes and kayaks | |
d. | cats and cat food |
QUESTION 30
There are fewer farmers in the United States today than 200 years ago because of
a. | improvements in farm technology. | |
b. | environmental programs designed to reduce soil erosion. | |
c. | increased government regulations in farming. | |
d. | an elastic demand for food. |
25) option A)
Demand is not responsive towards any price change
26) option c)
For broadly defined goods, less Substitutes are available, so demand gets inelastic
27) option d)
%∆ in Q = -.2*-3% = +.6%
28) option a)
If demand is elastic, & price fall, TR will rise
29) option C)
For Complement good, cross price elasticity is negative
For substitutes , it is positive. ,
30)option A)
Marcus says that he would smoke one pack of cigarettes each day regardless of the price. If he is telling the truth, Marcus’s
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