If government deficits decrease, the equilibrium price of bonds increase as the government must issue now lesser bonds. With constant demand, lower supply would mean higher bond prices.
7) If government deficits decrease, what happens to the equilibrium price of bonds?
If decrease in Demand is smaller than decrease in Supply, what happens to equilibrium price and output sales?
Discuss what happens to the equilibrium price and quantity of Colgate Toothpaste when there is a decrease in the demand for Colgate Toothpaste but no change in the supply. What could cause a decrease in the demand for Colgate Toothpaste but no change in supply?
C. what happens to the market equilibrium price and quantity exchanged if there is a reduction in supply (leftward shift in the market supply curve). Explain your answer. A. Draw a demand and supply curve for a physician office visits where there is no insurance coverage. Indicate the equilibrium price and quantity of office visits in the market. 2. B. On your diagram above, draw in the market demand curve where there is a 50% coninsurance rate (assume everyone has...
ili. Thoroughly and in detail, explain what happens when a price is below the equilibrium price, and why those things happen!!! Detail! iv. Thoroughly and completely explain the two government intervention cases, price floors and price ceilings and give examples. Supply ? 40 . 2. 20 Demand 50 100 150 200 Quantity
The Fed sells $4.9 billion in German government bonds, denominated in euros. What happens to the Fed's international reserves and the monetary base? Is this a sterilized or an unsterilized foreign exchange intervention? The Fed's international reserves (do not change / increase by $4.9 billion / decrease by $4.9 billion), and the monetary base (decreases by $4.9 billion / increases by $4.9 billion / does not change). This is (a sterilized / an unsterilized) intervention.
the price of bonds to increase and the interest rate to decrease. the price of bonds to decrease and the interest rate to increase. O the price of bonds to decrease and the interest rate to decrease. QUESTION 5 10 8 2 3 6 912 1 3 Refer to the above figure. The equilibrium price (P) and quantity (Q) are $2 and 12 units. O $6 and 9 units. $8 and 6 units. $10 and 1 unit. 2 QUESTION 6...
12.)In the market for corn, what happens to demand when the price of corn increases? What happens to supply? What happens to equilibriuim price? What happens to equilibrium quantity? A.) A new technology to produce corn is invented. This technology dominates the current technology. It is costless for firms to switch technologies. What happens to demand for corn? What happens to supply? What happens to equilibriuim price? What happens to equilibrium quantity? B.) What happens to demand in the present...
10. The price of raw materials for producing good A increases. What happens to the equilibrium price of good A? 9:27 CH Th10 thg 7 989% I Price $10.00 $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 $2.00 $0.00 Calibri Regular (T Quantity Demanded 10 20 30 40 50 60 11 BIU A Quantity Supplied 100 80 60 40 20 0 Il 10. The price of raw materials for producing good A increases. What happens to the equilibrium price of good A? Page 2 of...
43. If price rises, what happens to quantity supplied for a product? a. It increases. b. lit decreases. c. It does not change. d. Quantity supplied is constant, but supply increases 44. How will a decrease in price tend to affect supply? a. Supply will increase. 1. Supply will decrease. c. Supply will not change. d. Uncertain. 45. The amount of a good sold in a market at a particular price cannot exceed the quantity a. demanded at that price....
Assume the price for chicken is $7 per pound in equilibrium. If the government mandates that chicken cannot be sold for anything less than $5 per pound, what type of regulation is this? Non-binding price floor Non-binding price ceiling Binding price floor Binding price ceiling