A) 0.1 = 10 percent
B) 40 = 400 percent
C) 0.40 = 40 percent
D) −0.40 = −40 percent
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A) negative; decrease; decrease
B) positive; decrease; increase
C) negative; decrease; increase
D) positive; increase; increase
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A) likely to be perfectly inelastic over some range of prices.
B) perfectly elastic.
C) always perfectly inelastic.
D) low relative to the price elasticity of supply.
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A) They want to know the goods and services for which consumers are most sensitive to price changes.
B) They want to be able to predict the future preferences of their customers.
C) They want to know that consumers will have the same response to a price change regardless of the good or service.
D) They want to understand what goods their customers dislike the most.
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A) a price increase will cause total revenue to rise or fall.
B) an increase in supply will cause total profit to rise or fall.
C) a price increase will cause the quantity demanded to rise or fall.
D) a price increase will cause the demand to rise or fall.
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A) greater than one.
B) less than one.
C) exactly one.
D) greater than zero and less than one.
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A) more elastic; the availability of inputs
B) less elastic; the availability of inputs
C) less elastic; a shorter adjustment time
D) less elastic; a more flexible production process
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A) less elastic
B) smaller
C) more negative
D) more elastic
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A) elastic.
B) inelastic.
C) unit elastic.
D) zero.
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A) less price elastic than a good without close substitutes available.
B) more price elastic than a good with many complement goods available.
C) less price elastic than a good with many complement goods available.
D) more price elastic than a good without close substitutes available.
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A) slope equal to that of its elasticity.
B) constant slope, but changing elasticity.
C) changing slope, but constant elasticity.
D) constant slope and a constant elasticity, but they need not be equal.
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A) −0.5
B) −2.0
C) −55
D) −180
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A) the demand curve is perfectly vertical.
B) the demand curve is perfectly horizontal.
C) price elasticity is exactly −1.
D) the response to a change in price is immediate.
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A) The quantity effect will outweigh the price effect, and total revenue will rise.
B) The quantity effect will outweigh the price effect, and total revenue will fall.
C) The price effect will outweigh the quantity effect, and total revenue will rise.
D) The price effect will outweigh the quantity effect, and total revenue will fall.
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A) less; a subway ride requires a smaller portion of one's income
B) more; a subway ride requires a smaller portion of one's income
C) less; consumers will take a longer time to adjust to a change in the price of a subway ride
D) more; consumers will take a longer time to adjust to a change in the price of a subway ride
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A) goods are substitutes or complements.
B) elasticities are reported in absolute value.
C) demands are elastic or inelastic.
D) goods are a luxury or a necessity.
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A) a quantity effect, which is an increase in revenue that results from selling fewer units of the good.
B) a price effect, which is an increase in revenue that results from receiving a lower price for each unit sold.
C) both a price effect and quantity effect.
D) a decrease in quantity demanded.
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A) elastic; greater
B) inelastic; greater
C) elastic; less
D) inelastic; less
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A) price; quantity; Graph A
B) quantity; price; Graph A
C) price; quantity; Graph B
D) quantity; price; Graph B
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A) increase; switch from Dunkin' Donuts coffee to Starbucks lattes.
B) decrease; switch from Dunkin' Donuts coffee to Starbucks lattes.
C) decrease; have less money to spend on caffeinated beverages.
D) decrease; switch from Starbucks lattes to Dunkin' Donuts coffee.
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