A) less; markers require a smaller portion of one's income
B) more; markers require a smaller portion of one's income
C) less; the scope of the market for markers is more broadly defined
D) more; the scope of the market is for markers is more broadly defined
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A) The more time consumers have to adjust, the less elastic their demand will be.
B) The time consumers have to adjust does not affect the elasticity of their response unless it is a luxury good.
C) The more time consumers have to adjust, the more elastic their demand will be.
D) The time consumers have to adjust will not affect the elasticity of their response unless the good is a necessity.
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A) percentage changes are easier to calculate than absolute changes.
B) elasticity measurements come out the same when using percentage changes regardless of the unit of measurement used for quantity.
C) absolute changes in quantity are difficult to convert to changes in price.
D) absolute changes often result in negative numbers.
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A) 6.28
B) 0.66
C) 0.11
D) 0.15
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A) the price effect outweighs the quantity effect.
B) the quantity effect outweighs the price effect.
C) demand is perfectly elastic.
D) demand is unit elastic.
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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) less; more
B) more; less
C) less; less
D) more; more
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A) Availability of inputs
B) Flexibility of the production process
C) Adjustment time
D) Degree of necessity
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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) is more elastic than the demand for soft drinks.
B) is less elastic than the demand for soft drinks.
C) cannot be compared to the demand for soft drinks because both have negative price elasticities.
D) cannot be compared to the demand for soft drinks because eggs cannot be substituted for soft drinks.
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A) −0.45
B) −2.20
C) −0.18
D) −0.40
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A) 10; 16 percent decrease
B) 10; 16 percent increase
C) 16; 10 percent increase
D) 16; 10 percent decrease
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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) It is always a negative number, although it is sometimes reported as an absolute value.
B) It is sometimes a negative number and sometimes a positive number, depending on the magnitude of response.
C) It is always a positive number because price and quantity are directly related in terms of demand.
D) It can be a positive number or a negative number, but is always reported as an absolute value.
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A) the demand curve is perfectly vertical.
B) the demand curve is perfectly horizontal.
C) the measured elasticity is exactly −1.
D) the response to a change in price is immediate.
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A) How much a market responds to a change in market conditions
B) How much consumers or producers respond to a change in market price
C) How quickly consumers or producers respond to a change in market price
D) How quickly a market will respond to a change in market conditions
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A) more elastic in six weeks than in six months.
B) more elastic in six months than in six weeks.
C) the same over any time period.
D) unpredictable without more information.
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A) elastic.
B) inelastic.
C) unit elastic.
D) normal.
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