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Supply and demand questions #economics #supply
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How are these products interrelated?
substitutes
No relationship
all of the above
complements
2
What do we find on the x-axis?
quantity
supply
demand
price
3
Which demand shift factor: Your yearly raise came through and it is 4% above cost of living changes.
price of complements
income
preferences and taste
price of substitutes
4
If my product is donuts and donuts go up in price...
that is the same curve but a new Qd
that is a shift of the demand curve to the left
5
What do we find on the y-axis?
price
demand
quanitity
supply
6
Which demand shift factor: The price of hand sanitizer goes up so what happens to the market for hand soap?
price of complements
price of substitutes
income
preferences and taste
7
If you got a raise what might happen to your demand curve for a couch at a second hand store?
shift right
shift left
increase
8
What do we label the downward sloping curve?
supply
demean
depression
demand
9
During the Industrial Revolution we saw the change in supply due to
new preferences
increased income
lack of resources
changes in technology
10
Two cases that show a price is not in equilibrium and signal a need for change are:
stock and interest
low demand and change of preferences
low wages and corporate profits
surplus and shortage
11
What do we label on the intersection of the two curves?
quanitity
quantity demanded
price
equilibrium
12
What is the opposite of an equilibrium?
antilibrium
disengagement
disequilibrium
disproportionate pricing
13
If you add up all the demand curves of individuals you get...
market supply
something with no relevance
a curve that is further left
market demand
14
If you are at equilibrium you have no reason to ____________.
buy
invest
change
sell
15
When you consider ethanol, corn syrup, soft drinks and unsweetened tea, you are pondering ...
hybrids
interconnectedness of markets
cartels
market supply
16
Which direction would your demand curve shift if people were persuaded not to buy things made of genuine ivory?
right
left
up and down
17
Which shift factor? If the price of sport cars goes up (luxury tax) what might happen to the market for specialty tires?
preferences and taste
income
price of complements
price of substitutes
18
Demand is by individuals but is aggregate. So, we choose to buy/not, but we cannot determine if the product is sold.
False
True