A) Price ceilings create surpluses for goods but shortages for services.
B) Price ceilings cause goods to be rationed by some other means than legally determined market prices.
C) Ration coupons are the only way to ration goods when price ceilings are in place.
D) All of these choices are correct.
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A) $50.
B) $70.
C) $80.
D) $130.
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A) a decrease in the cost of feed for pigs.
B) decreased advertising of pork.
C) an increase in the cost of producing beef.
D) a subsidy to pork producers.
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A) 10.
B) 20.
C) 15.
D) 30.
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A) declining costs of construction materials and services in that city.
B) declining incomes of people in that city.
C) higher government subsidies to new homebuyers in that city.
D) a rising population in that city.
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A) a change in the number of buyers
B) a change in the price of A
C) a decline in consumer incomes
D) a decrease in the price of close-substitute product B
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A) cause shortages.
B) cause surpluses.
C) cause the supply and demand curves to shift until equilibrium is established.
D) interfere with the rationing function of prices.
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A) An increase in the price of C will decrease the demand for complementary product D.
B) A decrease in income will decrease the demand for an inferior good.
C) An increase in income will reduce the demand for a normal good.
D) A decline in the price of X will increase the demand for substitute product Y.
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A) induce new firms to enter the industry.
B) result in a product surplus.
C) result in a product shortage.
D) clear the market.
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A) supply has increased and equilibrium quantity has decreased.
B) supply has decreased and equilibrium quantity has decreased.
C) there has been an increase in the quantity supplied.
D) supply has increased and price has risen to G.
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A) provided there is no surplus of the product.
B) at all prices above that shown by the intersection of the supply and demand curves.
C) if the amount producers want to sell is equal to the amount consumers want to buy.
D) whenever the demand curve is downsloping and the supply curve is upsloping.
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A) make buyers want to buy less of Product Y.
B) not affect the sales of product Y.
C) shift the demand curve for product Y to the left.
D) shift the demand curve for product Y to the right.
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A) decrease S, decrease P, and decrease Q.
B) decrease D, decrease P, and decrease Q.
C) increase D, increase P, and increase Q.
D) increase D, increase P, and decrease Q.
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A) at $15.
B) below $15.
C) above $15.
D) at $10.
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True/False
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A) increase from 24 to 52.
B) decrease from 52 to 24.
C) increase from 120 to 156.
D) increase from 29 to 55.
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A) diminishing marginal utility
B) the rationing function of prices
C) the substitution effect
D) the income effect
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A) consumer preferences are allowed to vary.
B) the prices of other goods are assumed constant.
C) money incomes are allowed to vary.
D) the supply curve of product X is assumed constant.
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A) Graph A
B) Graph B
C) Graph C
D) Graph D
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A) shortage of 50 units.
B) surplus of 50 units.
C) surplus of 100 units.
D) shortage of 100 units.
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