In: Economics
1) When income is $100 per week, 10 units of good X are
demanded. When income...
1) When income is $100 per week, 10 units of good X are
demanded. When income is $150 per week, 15 units of good X are
demanded. The income elasticity of demand of good X equals to
- 11/5
- 5/11
- 1
- 10/15
- 100/150
2) If goods X and Y are substitutes, then the cross elasticity
of demand will be
- positive
- negative
- zero
- greater than 1
- greater than zero but less than 1
3) When the price of silver rises, there will be
- no change in quantity demanded
- supply and demand will interact accordingly
- a movement along the good's supply curve
- both an outward shift in the demand for the good and a movement
along the good's demand curve
- an outward shift in the demand for the good
4) When price is $5 per unit, quantity demanded is 12 units.
When price is $8 per unit, quantity demanded is 6 units. The value
of the price elasticity of demand is approximately (before taking
absolute value)
- -4
- -13/9
- -20/11
- -11/5
- -4/11
5) The demand curve for petroleum (oil refinery) should be
- perfect inelastic in the short run
- more or less elastic depending upon supply conditions
- less elastic in the long run than in the short run
- more elastic in the long run than in the short run
- elastic in the long run as it is in the short run