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Gains from trade are maximized when:


A) the market price is higher than the equilibrium price.
B) the market price is less than the equilibrium price.
C) the market price is equal to the equilibrium price.
D) there are additional potential trades available that have not been completed.

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Equilibrium price is $6, and equilibrium quantity is 24.

  Reference: Ref 4-7 (Figure: Market Changes)  Refer to the figures. If the figures represent the market for wool sweaters, which figure shows the effect of an unseasonably warm winter? A)  Figure A B)  Figure B C)  Figure C D)  Figure D Reference: Ref 4-7 (Figure: Market Changes) Refer to the figures. If the figures represent the market for wool sweaters, which figure shows the effect of an unseasonably warm winter?


A) Figure A
B) Figure B
C) Figure C
D) Figure D

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There is no difference in saying that there is a change in supply and in saying there is a change in the quantity supplied.

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  Reference: Ref 4-1 (Figure: Equilibrium)  Refer to the figure. The equilibrium price (in $)  is: A)  8. B)  10. C)  16. D)  12. Reference: Ref 4-1 (Figure: Equilibrium) Refer to the figure. The equilibrium price (in $) is:


A) 8.
B) 10.
C) 16.
D) 12.

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(Figure: Supply-Driven Price Change) Refer to the figure. When the supply curve shifts from S0 to S1, the equilibrium price rises to: (Figure: Supply-Driven Price Change)  Refer to the figure. When the supply curve shifts from S0 to S1, the equilibrium price rises to:   A)  $12 and the equilibrium quantity falls to 70. B)  $10 and the equilibrium quantity falls to 100. C)  $12 and the equilibrium quantity falls to 40. D)  $10 and the equilibrium quantity falls to 70.


A) $12 and the equilibrium quantity falls to 70.
B) $10 and the equilibrium quantity falls to 100.
C) $12 and the equilibrium quantity falls to 40.
D) $10 and the equilibrium quantity falls to 70.

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A free market achieves an equilibrium price and quantity due to:


A) the actions of buyers and sellers.
B) increased competition among sellers.
C) government regulations placed on market participants.
D) buyers' ability to affect market outcomes.

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If sellers want to sell more products than buyers are willing to purchase, we know that:


A) the current price is less than the equilibrium price.
B) quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied.
C) the current price is greater than the equilibrium price.
D) the demand curve will likely increase.

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Suppose the price of oil is falling due to a drop-off in demand after the summer driving season. Explain what a group of oil- producing nations (like OPEC), that control a significant amount of the world's oil supplies, could do in order to keep prices (and hence profits) high. B. OPEC nations would want to decrease the supply of oil on world markets, since a decrease in supply would lead to an increase in the price of oil.

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B. OPEC nations would want to ...

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(Figure: Demand-Driven Price Change) Refer to the figure. When the demand curve shifts from D0 to D1, the equilibrium price rises to: (Figure: Demand-Driven Price Change)  Refer to the figure. When the demand curve shifts from D0 to D1, the equilibrium price rises to:   A)  $9 and the equilibrium quantity rises to 120. B)  $9 and the equilibrium quantity rises to 160. C)  $8 and the equilibrium quantity rises to 140. D)  $8 and the equilibrium quantity rises to 160.


A) $9 and the equilibrium quantity rises to 120.
B) $9 and the equilibrium quantity rises to 160.
C) $8 and the equilibrium quantity rises to 140.
D) $8 and the equilibrium quantity rises to 160.

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blured image equilibrium quantit...

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What is the difference between a "change in demand" and a "change in quantity demanded"? Graph your answer.

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A change in demand refers to a shift in ...

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  A)  10. B)  250. C)  100 and 400. D)  275.5.


A) 10.
B) 250.
C) 100 and 400.
D) 275.5.

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Technological advances have increased the supply of digital cameras. As a result the:


A) demand for digital cameras will increase, putting downward pressure on the price of digital cameras.
B) quantity demanded for digital cameras will increase.
C) quantity supplied of digitals cameras will increase, putting downward pressure on the price of digital cameras.
D) demand and supply of digital cameras will both increase.

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B

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blured image Therefore, there is a surplus (excess s...

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When the price of a good decreases:


A) the quantity demanded increases.
B) demand increases.
C) the quantity supplied increases.
D) supply increases.

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  Reference: Ref 4-2 (Figure: Market Equilibrium)  Refer to the figure. At a price of $1, the market is characterized by a(n) : A)  excess supply of 2 units. B)  excess demand of 4 units. C)  surplus of 4 units. D)  shortage of 6 units. Reference: Ref 4-2 (Figure: Market Equilibrium) Refer to the figure. At a price of $1, the market is characterized by a(n) :


A) excess supply of 2 units.
B) excess demand of 4 units.
C) surplus of 4 units.
D) shortage of 6 units.

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In a free market equilibrium, demand equals supply at the equilibrium price.

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Which of the following would cause the current supply of iPods to increase?


A) an economic boom, which increases the amount that people are willing to spend on personal electronics
B) a decrease in the price of songs on iTunes
C) the expectation that the future price of iPods will decrease
D) an increase in the wages offered to manufacturers of iPods

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(Figure: Demand Shift) In the figure, the demand curve shifted from D0 to D1. To describe this movement, we would say that: (Figure: Demand Shift)  In the figure, the demand curve shifted from D0 to D1. To describe this movement, we would say that:   A)  demand increased, which caused an increase in supply. B)  quantity demanded increased, which caused an increase in supply. C)  demand increased, which caused an increase in quantity supplied. D)  quantity demanded increased, which caused an increase in quantity supplied.


A) demand increased, which caused an increase in supply.
B) quantity demanded increased, which caused an increase in supply.
C) demand increased, which caused an increase in quantity supplied.
D) quantity demanded increased, which caused an increase in quantity supplied.

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