13). If the people believe that eating candy increases the weight, this decreases the demand for the candy and the demand curve would shift to the left from D 2 to D 1. The supply curve will not be affected in this case
Ans: d). The demand curve shifts from D 2 to D 1 and the supply curve will not shift.
14). The invention of the deep sea drilling machine would decrease the cost of the production and this would allow the firm to produce more. The supply will increase and the supply curve will shift to the right.
Ans: c). The demand curve will not shift and the supply curve shifts from S 1 to S 2.
15). This will negatively affect the supply of the oil , so here the supply will decrease and the supply curve will shift to the left from S 2 to S 1.
Ans: a). The demand curve will not shift and the supply curve shifts from S 2 to S1.
16). If there is craze for the physical fitness the people demand more cycle and this is the increase in the demand and the demand curve would shift to the right.
Ans: a). The demand curve for the bicycles shift from D 1 to D 2.
17). If the price is below the equilibrium there is the excess demand , that is people demand more goods and services at lower prices and the producers are not be willing to supply much at lower prices so there is a shortage for the goods.
Ans: b). Shortage.
18). The equilibrium is where the demand and supply were equal, and the equilibrium in the given figure is $6.
Ans: $6.
19). The finite nature of the economy resource base will prevail indefinitely, this is because there is wants and the resources are limited. So the problem of scarcity will prevail in every market.
Ans: b). Arises out of people's insatiable appetite for goods.
20). The positive statement deals with the question of 'what is' and the normative statement deals with the question of 'what ought to be'. Here both the statements are positive.
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