35. When prices drop in response to a decline in demand for an increasing cost industry producer surplus will increase but rents may decrease. a. b. C. d. rent earned by elastically supplied inputs will decline by more than rent earned by inelastically supplied inputs. rent earned by elastically supplied inputs will decline by less than rent earned by inelastically supplied inputs. both producer surplus and rents will increase.
35. When prices drop in response to a decline in demand for an increasing cost industry producer surplus will increase but rents may decrease. a. b. C. d. rent earned by elastically supplied inputs will decline by more than rent earned by inelastically supplied inputs. rent earned by elastically supplied inputs will decline by less than rent earned by inelastically supplied inputs. both producer surplus and rents will increase.
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Transcribed Image Text:35. When prices drop in response to a decline in demand for an increasing cost industry
producer surplus will increase but rents may decrease.
a.
b.
C.
d.
a.
ANSWER:
b.
C.
36. If quantity supplied is either greater or less than the equilibrium quantity, then all of the following are true except:
total loss of surplus will depend on the shape of the demand and supply curves.
d.
rent earned by elastically supplied inputs will decline by more than rent earned by inelastically supplied
inputs.
a.
rent earned by elastically supplied inputs will decline by less than rent earned by inelastically supplied
inputs.
b.
both producer surplus and rents will increase.
C.
d.
ANSWER:
с
the resulting loss of consumer surplus will depend on the price of the good.
16. Suppose domestic beef producers face demand of Qp = 1000 - 5P. Suppose the Chinese acquire a taste for U.S. beef
such that their demand is Qp = 500 - 5P. Market demand is now
total loss of surplus will depend on the price of the good.
there will be an inefficient allocation of resources.
1000 10P for all P
1500 10P for all P
1500 - 5P for all P
1000 5P for P > 100 and 1500 - 10P for P < 100
ANSWER:
d
Notes:
Please explain answers already given above for question # 35, 36 and 16 in this order. Show all the steps. Do not copy from
solutions already posted. Thanks.
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