A) there are few substitutes for the good.
B) a high proportion of income is spent on the good.
C) some extended period of time passes.
D) all of the above.
E) none of the above.
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A) total revenue increases.
B) total revenue decreases.
C) total revenue remains unchanged.
D) total revenue initially increases then decreases.
E) total revenue initially decreases then increases.
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A) perfectly elastic.
B) inelastic.
C) unit elastic.
D) elastic.
E) elastic -- the same as your demand for all other goods.
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A) changes;changes
B) changes;does not change
C) does not change;changes
D) does not change;does not change
E) increases;decreases
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A) if the price of A rises, we know the demand for A is elastic.
B) if the total revenue from sales of A rises, we know the demand for A is elastic.
C) if the total revenue from sales of A falls, we know the demand for A is elastic.
D) total revenue will increase because the price of A must rise.
E) total revenue must fall because the quantity bought and sold of A must fall.
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A) a rise in price results in an increase in total revenue.
B) a rise in price results in a decrease in total revenue.
C) an increase in income results in a decrease in total revenue.
D) an increase in income results in an increase in total revenue.
E) the good is a luxury.
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A) less elastic than short-run supply;less elastic than long-run supply
B) more elastic than short-run supply;more elastic than long-run supply
C) negative;positive
D) positive;negative
E) perfectly elastic;perfectly inelastic
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A) a 5 percent increase in total revenue.
B) a 5 percent decrease in total revenue.
C) no change in total revenue.
D) an increase in total revenue greater than 5 percent.
E) an increase in total revenue less than 5 percent.
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A) more elastic than momentary supply but less elastic than long-run supply.
B) less elastic than momentary supply but more elastic than long-run supply.
C) less elastic than both momentary and long-run supply.
D) more elastic than both momentary and long-run supply.
E) as elastic as either the momentary or the long-run supply.
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A) the quantity of used cars demanded increase by 26.6 percent.
B) used cars will be normal goods.
C) the quantity of used cars demanded decrease by 26.6 percent.
D) the demand curve for used cars shifts rightward.
E) the supply curve of used cars shifts rightward.
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A) the price elasticity of demand for widgets equals 1.
B) the income elasticity of demand for widgets is negative.
C) the income elasticity of demand for widgets equals 1.
D) widgets are a normal good.
E) the price elasticity demand for widgets is negative.
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A) higher the income level.
B) lower the income level.
C) longer the passage of time after a price increase.
D) fewer good substitutes that are available.
E) larger the fraction of income spent on the good.
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A) "A price cut won't help me.It won't increase sales, and I'll just get less money for each unit."
B) "I don't think a price cut will make any difference to my bottom line.What I may gain from selling more I would lose on the lower price."
C) "My customers are real bargain hunters.Since I set my prices just a few cents below my competitors, customers have flocked to the store, and sales are booming."
D) "With the recent economic recovery, people have more income to spend and sales are booming, even at the previous prices."
E) none of the above
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A) income increases and the good is normal.
B) its price rises and demand is elastic.
C) its price rises and demand is inelastic.
D) income falls and the good is an inferior good.
E) its price falls and demand is elastic.
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A) unit elastic.
B) inelastic.
C) elastic.
D) greater than the demand for a University of Western Ontario education.
E) perfectly elastic.
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A) dollars.
B) purses.
C) dollars per purse.
D) purses per dollar.
E) none of the above.
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A) an income elasticity of demand greater than 1.0.
B) a price elasticity of demand greater than 1.0.
C) a negative price elasticity of demand.
D) a positive income elasticity of demand.
E) a negative cross elasticity of demand
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A) the demands for A and B are independent.
B) the elasticity of supply for good A is greater than 1.
C) A and B are complements.
D) A and B are substitutes.
E) the demand for A is price elastic.
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A) greater than 1.
B) greater than zero but less than 1.
C) less than the income elasticities of demand for necessary goods.
D) negative.
E) first positive and then negative as income increases.
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A) price elastic.
B) price inelastic.
C) income inferior.
D) income elastic.
E) income inelastic.
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