22. When the price of a good changes, the amount of that good that buyers wish...
22. When the price of a good changes, the amount of that good that buyers wish to buy changes:
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solely because of the substitution effect. |
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solely because of the income effect. |
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because of both the substitution and the income effects. |
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only if the substitution effect and the income effect do not cancel out each other. |
QUESTION 23
- Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a market in equilibrium?
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There is neither excess supply nor excess demand. |
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Neither buyers nor sellers want the price to change. |
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Sellers can sell as many units as they want at the equilibrium price. |
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Buyers can buy as many units as they want at the equilibrium price. |
25. The tendency of markets to automatically gravitate toward equilibrium is an application of the:
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Scarcity Principle. |
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Cost-Benefit Principle. |
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Principle of Comparative Advantage. |
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Incentive Principle. |
Homework Answers
22. When the price of a good changes,the amount of that good that buyers wish to buy changes:
Because of both the substiution and the income effects.
23 .Which of the following is not a characteristic of a market in equilibrium-
Seller can sell as many units as they want at the equilibrium price.
25. Incentive principle - incentive principle refers to the assumption that every action that all people take is based on the amount of benefit that they will receive the most.
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