9. Match each concept in Column A with an example in Column B.Column AColumn Ba. Substitute goods1. Price and quantity along the supply curveb. A nonprice determinant of demand2. Tea and coffeec. A nonprice determinant of supplyd. Markup pricing3. A change in technology4. Hungere. Positive relationship5. Shoes and shoelacesf. Negative relationshipg. Inadequacy6. Consumer income7. Price and quantity along the demand curveh. Complementary goods8. Setting price equal to cost plus 20 percent

a.Substitute goods-Tea and coffee b.A non-price determinant of demand-Consumer income c.A non-price…

9. Match each concept in Column A with an example in Column B. Column A Column B a. Substitute goods 1. Price and quantity along the supply curve b. A nonprice determinant of demand 2. Tea and coffee c. A nonprice determinant of supply 3. A change in technology d. Markup pricing 4. Hunger e. Positive relationship 5. Shoes and shoelaces f. Negative relationship 6. Consumer income g. Inadequacy 7. Price and quantity along the demand curve h. Complementary goods 8. Setting price equal to cost plus 20 percent

9. Match each concept in Column A with an example in Column B. Column A Column B a. Substitute goods 1. Price and quantity along the supply curve b. A nonprice determinant of demand 2. Tea and coffee c. A nonprice determinant of supply 3. A change in technology d. Markup pricing 4. Hunger e. Positive relationship 5. Shoes and shoelaces f. Negative relationship 6. Consumer income g. Inadequacy 7. Price and quantity along the demand curve h. Complementary goods 8. Setting price equal to cost plus 20 percent

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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