External link to Question : 11.1   What Is Money? 1) Which statement about money most correct? : 1238033

Question : 11.1   What Is Money? 1) Which statement about money most correct? : 1238033

  11.1   What Is Money? 1) Which statement about money is most correct? A) Money is a new invention and only includes dollar bills and coins. B) Money is a new invention and can include anything that is accepted as a means of payment. C) Money has been around for a long time and can include anything that is accepted as a means of payment. […]

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Question : 96.Brislin Gifts makes ceramic mugs and has the following amounts : 1302752

    96.Brislin Gifts makes ceramic mugs and has the following amounts during 2014 (Assume the same unit costs in all years):   Selling price$9.00 per mug Variable production cost$2.50 per mug Variable selling cost$1.10 per mug Fixed production cost$100,000 per month Fixed selling and administrative cost $60,000 per month   Production and sales in units for the first three months of 2014 are as […]

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Question : 51.Which of the following an example of a first-mover advantage? A. The : 1299437

  51.Which of the following is an example of a first-mover advantage?   A. The ability to capture demand by establishing a strong brand name B. The avoidance of pioneering costs that a later entrant has to bear C. The increased probability of surviving in a foreign market D. The opportunity to observe and learn from the mistakes of later entrants E. The ability to let later entrants ride ahead on the […]

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Question : 21.When someone’s willingness to pay the same as the actual : 1379022

    21.When someone’s willingness to pay is the same as the actual price paid for an item: A. the individual will not purchase the item. B. the individual’s surplus is zero. C. surplus cannot be maximized. D. All of these are true. 22.When Bob’s willingness to pay for a cup of coffee is $1, and the price of a cup of coffee is $1: A. Bob is indifferent about […]

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  1) A tax that takes a higher percentage of income as income rises is called a(n) A) proportional tax. B) regressive tax. C) progressive tax. D) excise tax. E) value-added tax. 2) The sometimes proposed “flat tax,” such as one that takes 15% of income at all levels of income, is an example of a(n) A) proportional tax. B) regressive tax. C) progressive tax. […]

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Question : Figure 3-7 28) Refer to Figure 3-7.  Assume that the graphs : 1387408

  Figure 3-7     28) Refer to Figure 3-7.  Assume that the graphs in this figure represent the demand and supply curves for frozen yogurt. Which panel describes what happens in the market for frozen yogurt when the price of ice cream, a substitute product, increases? A) Panel (a) B) Panel (b) C) Panel (c) D) Panel (d)     29) Refer to Figure […]

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Question : 11) The value of the four-firm concentration ratio that many : 1244651

    11) The value of the four-firm concentration ratio that many economists consider indicative of the existence of an oligopoly in a particular industry is A) anything greater than 10 percent. B) anything greater than 20 percent. C) anything greater than 30 percent. D) anything greater than 40 percent.   12) Which of the following is not a shortcoming of the concentration ratio as […]

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Question : 4.4   Integrative Questions 1) Consider the market for bread. If the : 1226422

  4.4   Integrative Questions   1) Consider the market for bread. If the price of wheat rises, then the A) demand curve for bread shifts leftward. B) supply curve of bread shifts leftward. C) price of bread falls. D) equilibrium quantity of bread increases. E) demand curve for bread shifts rightward.   2) Consider the market for turkeys. In the United States, because of Thanksgiving […]

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Question : 61.Ifthecross-priceelasticityofdemandfortwogoodsis1.25,then a.thetwogoodsareluxuries. b.thetwogoodsaresubstitutes. c.oneofthegoodsisnormalandtheothergoodisinferior. : 1262389

  61.Ifthecross-priceelasticityofdemandfortwogoodsis1.25,then a.thetwogoodsareluxuries. b.thetwogoodsaresubstitutes. c.oneofthegoodsisnormalandtheothergoodisinferior. d.thedemandforoneofthegoodsconformstothelawofdemand,butthedemandfortheothergoodviolatesthelawofdemand. 62.Ifthecross-priceelasticityofdemandfortwogoodsis-4.5,then a.thetwogoodsaresubstitutes. b.thetwogoodsarecomplements. c.oneofthegoodsisnormalwhiletheothergoodisinferior. d.oneofthegoodsisaluxurywhiletheothergoodisanecessity. 63.SupposethatwhenthepriceofgoodXincreasesfrom$800to$850,thequantitydemandedofgoodYincreasesfrom65to70.Usingthemidpointmethod,thecrosspriceelasticityofdemandisabout a.-1.2,andXandYarecomplements. b.-0.1,andXandYarecomplements. c.0.1,andXandYaresubstitutes. d.1.2,andXandYaresubstitutes. 64.Lastmonth,sellersofgoodYtookin$100intotalrevenueonsalesof50unitsofgoodY.ThismonthsellersofgoodYraisedtheirpriceandtookin$120intotalrevenueonsalesof40unitsofgoodY.Atthesametime,thepriceofgoodXstayedthesame,butsalesofgoodXincreasedfrom20unitsto40units.WecanconcludethatgoodsXandYare a.substitutes,andhaveacross-priceelasticityof0.60. b.complements,andhaveacross-priceelasticityof-0.60. c.substitutes,andhaveacross-priceelasticityof1.67. d.complements,andhaveacross-priceelasticityof-1.67. 65.SupposethatwhenthepriceofgoodXfallsfrom$10to$8,thequantitydemandedofgoodYrisesfrom20unitsto25units.Usingthemidpointmethod,thecross-priceelasticityofdemandis a.-1.0,andXandYarecomplements. b.-1.0,andXandYaresubstitutes. c.1.0,andXandYarecomplements. d.1.0,andXandYaresubstitutes. 66.SupposethatwhenthepriceofgoodXfallsfrom$6to$4,thequantitydemandedofgoodYrisesfrom30unitsto40units.Usingthemidpointmethod,thecross-priceelasticityofdemandis a.-0.71,andXandYarecomplements. b.-1.40,andXandYarecomplements. c.-0.71,andXandYaresubstitutes. d.-1.40,andXandYaresubstitutes. 67.Supposethecross-priceelasticityofdemandbetweenhotdogsandmustardis-2.00.Thisimpliesthata20percentincreaseinthepriceofhotdogswillcausethequantityofmustardpurchasedto a.fallby200percent. b.fallby40percent. c.riseby200percent. d.riseby40percent. 68.Supposethecross-priceelasticityofdemandbetweenpeanutbutterandjellyis-2.50.Thisimpliesthata20percentincreaseinthepriceofpeanutbutterwillcausethequantityofjellypurchasedto a.fallby8percent. b.fallby50percent. c.riseby8percent. d.riseby50percent. 69.Maddypurchases2poundsofbeansand3poundsofricepermonthwhenthepriceofbeansis$2perpound.Shepurchases1poundsofbeansand4poundsofricepermonthwhenthepriceofbeansis$3perpound.Maddy’scross-priceelasticityofdemandforbeansandriceis a.0.71,andtheyaresubstitutes. b.-0.71,andtheyarecomplements. c.1.4,andtheyaresubstitutes. d.-1.4,andtheyarecomplements. 70.RefertoScenario5-1.WhatcanyoudeduceaboutthetypeofgoodPatty’sPizzaisandabouttherelationshipbetweenPatty’sPizzaandSue’sSubs? a.Patty’sPizzaisanormalgoodandPatty’sPizzaandSue’sSubsaresubstitutes. b.Patty’sPizzaisanormalgoodandPatty’sPizzaandSue’sSubsarecomplements. c.Patty’sPizzaisaninferiorgoodandPatty’sPizzaandSue’sSubsaresubstitutes. d.Patty’sPizzaisaninferiorgoodandPatty’sPizzaandSue’sSubsarecomplements. 71.RefertoScenario5-1.Usingthemidpointmethod,whatistheincomeelasticityofdemandforpizzaandwhatdoesthevalueindicateaboutthedemandforpizza? a.Theincomeelasticityis0.18sopizzaisanormalgood. b.Theincomeelasticityis-1sopizzaisaninferiorgood. c.Theincomeelasticityis1sopizzaisunitaryelastic. d.Theincomeelasticityis1sopizzaisanormalgood. 72.RefertoScenario5-1.Usingthemidpointmethod,thecrosspriceelasticityofdemandis a.about0.22,andthetwogoodsaresubstitutes. b.about-0.005,andthetwogoodsarecomplements. c.1,andthetwogoodsaresubstitutes. d.1,andthetwogoodsareunitaryelastic. 73.RefertoScenario5-2.Usingthemidpointmethod,ifthepriceofgoodXisconstantat$10andthepriceofgoodYdecreasesfrom$10to$8,thecrosspriceelasticityofdemandisabout a.0.57,andXandYaresubstitutes. b.-0.22,andXandYarecomplements. c.-0.80,andXandYarecomplements. […]

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Question : 42) If Raul’s marginal utility per dollar from bread 25 : 1241114

  42) If Raul’s marginal utility per dollar from bread is 25 and the marginal utility per dollar from butter is 30, A) Raul should purchase more butter and less bread to increase his total utility. B) Raul’s marginal utility from butter will fall if he buys more butter. C) Raul’s marginal utility from bread will rise if he buys less bread. D) Only answers […]

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