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Question : 181.Thedemandforsaltisinelastic,andthesupplyofsaltiselastic.Thedemandforcaviariselastic,andthesupplyofcaviarisinelastic.Supposethatataxof$1perpoundisleviedonthesellersofsalt,andataxof$1perpoundisleviedonthebuyersofcavi : 1262460

  181.Thedemandforsaltisinelastic,andthesupplyofsaltiselastic.Thedemandforcaviariselastic,andthesupplyofcaviarisinelastic.Supposethatataxof$1perpoundisleviedonthesellersofsalt,andataxof$1perpoundisleviedonthebuyersofcaviar.Wewouldexpectthatmostoftheburdenofthesetaxeswillfallon a.sellersofsaltandthebuyersofcaviar. b.sellersofsaltandthesellersofcaviar. c.buyersofsaltandthesellersofcaviar. d.buyersofsaltandthebuyersofcaviar. 182.Supposethedemandformacaroniisinelastic,thesupplyofmacaroniiselastic,thedemandforcigarettesisinelastic,andthesupplyofcigarettesiselastic.Ifataxwereleviedonthesellersofbothofthesecommodities,wewouldexpectthattheburdenof a.bothtaxeswouldfallmoreheavilyonthebuyersthanonthesellers. b.themacaronitaxwouldfallmoreheavilyonthesellersthanonthebuyers,andtheburdenofthecigarettetaxwouldfallmoreheavilyonthebuyersthanonthesellers. c.themacaronitaxwouldfallmoreheavilyonthebuyersthanonthesellers,andtheburdenofthecigarettetaxwouldfallmoreheavilyonthesellersthanonthebuyers. d.bothtaxeswouldfallmoreheavilyonthesellersthanonthebuyers. 183.Whichofthefollowingiscorrect?Ataxburden a.fallsmoreheavilyonthesideofthemarketthatismoreelastic. b.fallsmoreheavilyonthesideofthemarketthatislesselastic. c.fallsmoreheavilyonthesideofthemarketthatisclosesttounitelastic. d.isdistributedindependentlyoftherelativeelasticitiesofsupplyanddemand. 184.Ataxburdenfallsmoreheavilyonthesideofthemarketthat a.hasafewernumberofparticipants. b.ismoreinelastic. c.isclosertounitelastic. d.islessinelastic. 185.Whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect? a.Ataxleviedonbuyerswillneverbepartiallypaidbysellers. b.Whoactuallypaysataxdependsonthepriceelasticitiesofsupplyanddemand. c.Governmentcandecidewhoactuallypaysatax. d.Ataxleviedonsellersalwayswillbepassedoncompletelytobuyers. 186.Assumethedemandforcigarettesisrelativelyinelastic,andthesupplyofcigarettesisrelativelyelastic.Whencigarettesaretaxed,wewouldexpect a.mostoftheburdenofthetaxtofallonsellersofcigarettes,regardlessofwhetherbuyersorsellersofcigarettesarerequiredtopaythetaxtothegovernment. b.mostoftheburdenofthetaxtofallonbuyersofcigarettes,regardlessofwhetherbuyersorsellersofcigarettesarerequiredtopaythetaxtothegovernment. c.thedistributionofthetaxburdenbetweenbuyersandsellersofcigarettestodependonwhetherbuyersorsellersofcigarettesarerequiredtopaythetaxtothegovernment. d.alargepercentageofsmokerstoquitsmokinginresponsetothetax. Figure6-29 Supposethegovernmentimposesa$2onthismarket.   187.RefertoFigure6-29.Thebuyerswillbearahighershareofthetaxburdenthansellersifthedemandis a.D1,andthesupplyisS1. b.D2,andthesupplyisS1. c.D1,andthesupplyisS2. d.D2,andthesupplyisS2. 188.RefertoFigure6-29.Thebuyersandsellerswillbearanequalshareofthetaxburdenifthedemandis a.D1,andthesupplyisS1. b.D2,andthesupplyisS1. c.D1,andthesupplyisS2. d.D2,andthesupplyisS2. 189.RefertoFigure6-29.SupposeD1representsthedemandcurveforpaperbacknovels,D2representsthedemandcurveforgasoline,andS1representsthesupplycurveforpaperbacknovelsandgasoline.Aftertheimpositionofthe$2onpaperbacknovelsandongasoline,the a.buyersofgasolinebearahigherburdenofthe$2taxthanbuyersofpaperbacknovels. b.sellersofgasolinebearahigherburdenofthe$2taxthansellersofpaperbacknovels. c.buyersofgasolinebearanequalburdenofthe$2taxasbuyersofpaperbacknovels. d.Botha)andb)arecorrect. 190.RefertoFigure6-29.SupposeD1representsthedemandcurveforgasolineinboththeshortrunandlongrun,S1representsthesupplycurveforgasolineintheshortrun,andS2representsthesupplycurveforgasolineinthelongrun.Aftertheimpositionofthe$2,thepricepaidbybuyerswillbe a.higherinthelongrunthanintheshortrun. b.higherintheshortrunthaninthelongrun. c.equivalentintheshortrunandthelongrun. d.unabletobedeterminedwithoutadditionalinformation.    

External link to Question : Use the following information for questions 10-12. Julia a case manager : 1303765

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  Use the following information for questions 10-12.   Julia is a case manager at a domestic violence shelter in a small, rural community. Because this agency is the only one of its kind in several surrounding counties, Julia’s responsibilities include traveling to different counties and communicating with different officials in these communities. Oftentimes, Julia is called to respond to crises many miles from her […]

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  91) Consider a simple macro model with a constant price level and demand-determined output. In such a model, the level of national income will A) tend to rise if desired aggregate expenditure is less than actual national income. B) remain constant if savings equals consumption. C) be in equilibrium if all of the resources of the economy are fully employed. D) remain constant if […]

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Question : 51) The circular flow shows that GDP measures i. total income. ii. : 1228236

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Question : 31.              The final step in Lewin’s change model is: a.moving b.transition c.change d.refreezing 32.              The : 1265041

  31.              The final step in Lewin’s change model is: a.moving b.transition c.change d.refreezing 32.              The establishment of new attitudes, values, and behaviors as the new status quo is consistent with what stage in Lewin’s change model? a.unfreezing b.moving c.refreezing d.change 33.              Organization development: a.focuses primarily on the individual in bringing about change b.emphasizes intervention at the lowest possible level of the organization c.is goal […]

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