(g)
A fall in supply shifts supply curve leftward, increasing price and decreasing quantity. A fall in demand shifts demand curve leftward, decreasing price and decreasing quantity.
Net effect on price - Can't tell for sure
Net effect on quantity - Down
(h)
A rise in supply shifts supply curve rightward, decreasing price and increasing quantity. A fall in demand shifts demand curve leftward, decreasing price and decreasing quantity.
Net effect on price - Down
Net effect on quantity - Can't tell for sure
(i)
More firms entering the market increases supply. A rise in supply shifts supply curve rightward, decreasing price and increasing quantity. Higher consumer income increases demand. A rise in demand shifts demand curve rightward, increasing price and increasing quantity.
Net effect on price - Can't tell for sure
Net effect on quantity - Up
(j)
A tax on sellers will decrease supply. A fall in supply shifts supply curve leftward, increasing price and decreasing quantity. Higher price of complement good decreases demand. A fall in demand shifts demand curve leftward, decreasing price and decreasing quantity.
Net effect on price - Can't tell for sure
Net effect on quantity - Down
Supply falls as does demand g. h. Supply increases while demand falls More firms enter the market and buyer's incomes i. increase for this normal good A new tax is imposed on sellers while t...
1. In this exercise, you will analyze the supply-demand equilibrium of a city under some special simplifying assumptions about land use. The assumptions are: • all dwellings are situated within apartment complexes, • all dwellings must contain exactly 1,500 square feet of floor space, re- gardless of location, and • apartment complexes must contain exactly 15,000 square feet of floor space per square block of land area. These land-use restrictions, which are imposed by a zoning authority, mean that dwelling...