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Unit Three Supply & Demand
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A good consumers demand more of when incomes increase
Fixed
Normal
Inferior
Variable
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Quantity demanded and supplied are equal.
Surplus
Shortage
Equilibrium
3
Not a cost of production
Rent
Revenue
Salaries
Wages
4
Two goods that are bought and used together (cars and gasolin)
Substitutes
Complements
Normal
Fixed
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A _______ cost does not change due to how many goods are produced.
Added
Fixed
Reduced
Variable
6
Two goods that are used in place of one another. (Pepsi/Coke)
Complements
Elastic
Normal
Substitutes
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Total receipts
Total variable costs
All are correct
Total costs
Total revenue
8
Producers supply more at higher prices and supply less at
Lower prices
Higher prices
The same prices
Market prices
9
A minimum price for a good or service. (Minimum wage)
Price floor
Price ceiling
10
A maximum price that can be legally charged for a good service. (Rent control)
Price floor
Price ceiling
11
Quantity supplied is more than quantity demanded.
Shortage
Equilibrium
Surplus
12
All businesses focus on reducing _________ cost.
Business
Employee
Variable
Total
13
Key factor when determining elasticity of supply
Wages
Resources
Time
Quantity
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This is a variable cost
Raw materials
None
Rent
Taxes
15
Price ceilings are placed on goods
That are essential and cheap
That are essential but too expensive for some consumers
That are not necessary but have become customary
That are cheap but could become expensive
16
A good consumers demand less of when their incomes increase
Fixed
Inferior
Variable
Normal
17
Payment to business by the government
Subsidies
Socialism
Communism
Capitalism
18
When the quantity demanded is more than the quantity supplied
Surplus
Equilibrium
Shortage
19
The law of diminishing returns states, a continual increase of capital resources leads to
An increase in the marginal product
A decrease in the marginal product
20
A cost of production
They all are
Interest on loans
Raw materials
Utility bills
21
If price increases from $10 to $11 and quantity demanded goes from 20 to 30.
Old total revenue is 200. New total revenue 300.
Old total revenue is 300. New total revenue is 400.
Old total revenue is 200. New total revenue is 330.
22
A market in which goods are sold illegally
Complementary market
Open market
Black market
Closed market
23
If the cost of production represents a large portion of the consumers income, the demand is
Inelastic
Increase
Elastic
Diminishing
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Revenue-Cost of production =
Wages
Marginal expenses
Capital goods
Profit
25
Inelastic demand occurs when
It's a necessity
Few substitutes
All are correct
Price is a small portion of income
26
An increase in a goods price causes a _______in the quantity demanded.
Fluctuation
Increase
Shift
Decrease