Ans 1:
e)
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price floor; black market for labor |
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(Price floors are the minimum price laws. If the minium wage is
set above equilibrium level, then it causes surplus of labor and
would create black market for labor, in which labor would be
working below minimum wage level in order to get employment).
Ans 2:
c)
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I receive some consumer’s surplus |
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(Consumer surplus is the area above price level and below demand
curve)
Ans 3: (c)
the equilibrium quantity of weazils will rise if weazils are a
normal good |
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This is because both demand and supply curve shift to right, but
we do not know the magnitude of shift of both the curves, so the
change in price is ambiguous but the increase in quantity is for
sure. Also, if the quantity is normal good, then a rise in income
causes rise in quantity.
Ans 4: (C) All of the above. This is because, Price is equal to
marginal revenue in perfect competition. The long run equilibrium
point is, price equal to lowest point of long run average total
cost, where MC is intersecting the LRAC.
Ans 5:
d)
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firms enter, supply shifts out, price falls, profits reach
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Because as existing firms are earning profits, new firm will
enter which increases the supply and lowers the price which drives
out the profit level.
Ans 6:
b)
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supply will shift in causing equilibrium price to rise and
equilibrium quantity to fall. |
This is because as cost of production rises, supply curve shift
to left, which raises price level and decreases quantity level.
Ans 7:
e)
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may be upward sloping, downward sloping, or horizontal. |
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Because if the industry is constant cost industry, then long run
supply curve will be horizontal in shape.
If the industry is increasing cost industry, then long run
supply curve will be Upward in shape
If the industry is decreasing cost industry, then long run
supply curve will be Downward in shape