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Econ 8.3 Supply & Demand
Econ 8.3 Supply & Demand
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Supply & Demand Economics
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In the "Supply and Dance, Man" video, what were the stores selling?
clocks
hats
mirrors
canes
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economic principle stating that producers will provide more of a good or service at higher prices & less at lower prices
Equilibrium
Shortage
Law of Supply
Law of Demand
3
In a market economy, what determines the price and quantity of most goods produced?
Quality of goods
Substitute goods
Supply and demand
Economic policies
4
What is first most likely to happen when demand for hula hoops increases?
Store owners will stop selling hula hoops.
Store owners will increase the supply and price of hula hoops.
Store owners will decrease the price of hula hoops.
Store owners will decrease supply of hula hoops.
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the situation that arises when the quantity demanded of a product exceeds the quantity supplied
Surplus
Law of Supply
Shortage
Equilibrium
6
What would you expect to happen to the product if the price rose to $10.50?
supply would increase, demand would decrease
supply would decrease, demand would decrease
supply would decrease, demand would increase
supply would increase, demand would increase
7
In a competitive market, price is determined as buyer and seller act in their own self interest because
competition drives the price down yet keeps it profitable for businesses.
a command economy determines the price.
all of these
the government decides the price of goods and services.
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Equilibrium price is the price at which
every seller finds a buyer.
None of the these.
every buyer finds a seller and every seller finds a buyer.
every buyer finds a seller.
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Market-clearing price is the price at which quantity supplied = quantity demanded.
True
False
10
A shortage happens when a price is set above the equilibrium price.
True
False
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economic principle stating that consumers purchase less of a good or service at higher prices & more at lower prices
Surplus
Law of Supply
Law of Demand
Equilibrium
12
the situation that results when the quantity supplied of a product exceeds the quantity demanded
Equilibrium
Law of Supply
Surplus
Shortage
13
On the graph, what is the equilibrium price of a pound of flour?
50
15
150
30
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In a market economy, when equilibrium is reached everyone wins.
True
False
15
If the price of a slice of pizza rises, it would be in the best interest of the pizza-maker to keep production the same.
True
False
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the price at which the quantity demanded by buyers equals the quantity supplied by sellers
Law of Demand
Equilibrium
Shortage
Surplus
17
The economic choices made by people in a society determine the supply, demand, and price of things.
True
False
18
In general, if the price of a good or service goes up, what happens to the demand for that good or service?
demand goes down
demand goes up
demand stays the same
none of the above
19
In the demand schedule, how many tickets would you buy at $1 a ticket?
7
6
1
4
20
Using the demand graph, how much coffee is demanded at $5 a cup?
8 cups
4 cups
20 cups
12 cups
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In economic terms, demand is simply the desire to own something.
False
True
22
If Nike is producing shoes faster than people want to buy them,
there will be a surplus supply and the price of Nike shoes would decrease.
there will be an excess demand and the price of Nike shoes would increase
there will be an excess demand and the price of Nike shoes would decrease
there will be a surplus supply and the price of Nike shoes will increase.
23
Which condition would lead to the highest price?
low supply, high demand
high supply, low demand
high supply, high demand
low supply, low demand
24
The nature of demand indicates that as the price of a good increases:
more of it is produced.
buyers desire to purchase less of it.
more of it is desired.
suppliers wish to sell less of it.