Question 25If a good is subject to a binding price ceiling and you purchase it on the black market, what do youexpect to happen to the price over time?The black market price will rise over time as the supply curve becomes more elastic and the demand curvebecomes more inelastic.O The black market price will not change over time.The black market price will rise over time as the demand curve becomes more elastic and the supply curvebecomes more inelastic.O The black market price will fall over time as both the supply and demand curves become more elastic.The black market price will fall over time as both the supply and demand curves become more inelastic.

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Suppose the government imposes a price ceiling below the equilibrium price of a given good. All of the following are most likely to occur except O a. Some buyers and sellers will be willing to risk breaking the law in order to exchange the good at a price above the equilibrium price since there would be a shortage of the good in the price ceiling O bA surplus will occur in that particular market Some other rationing device will emerge to allocate the good among buyers Od Beute force will be used to allocate the good among buyers.
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The graph is in the image This graph shows a/an A)Decrease in quantity supply B)Increase in quantity supply C)Increase in supply D)Decrease in supply
When a shortage of a good is present due to a price ceiling, the amount supplied will be greater than the amount demanded. the quality of the good will generally improve. O non-price factors, such as discrimination or waiting in line, will play a greater role in the allocation of the good. O the demand for the product will increase and, thereby, eliminate the shortage.
When there is a surplus in the market for a product, the quantity supplied is greater than the quantity demanded. Which of the following would eliminate the surplus? O The market price for the product will decrease until it is equal to the equilibrium price O The market price for the product will increase until it is equal to the equilibrium price O The government can raise the equilibrium price of the product until the quantity demanded is equal to the quantity supplied O The demand curve for the product will shift to the right and the supply curve will shift to the left.
fl you know that Linda's consumption of potatoes fell from 200 pounds a year to 150 pounds a year when her income went up from $50,000 to $60,000 a year, you are able to calculate Linda's incomeelasticity of demand for potatoes. What is it? What do economists call this kind of a good?
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Question 21 Figure #1 Price $20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6. 4 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Quantity Refer to Figure #1. If the government imposes a price floor at S14. there would be a O shortage of 40 units and the law of supply would force the price falling from S14 to a lower price to get rid of the shortage O shortage of 40 units and the law of supply would force the price rising up from $14 to a higher price to get rid of the shortage O surplus of 40 units and the law of supply and demand would force the price falling from S14 to $10 to get the surplus O surplus of 40 units and the law of supply and demand are not allowed to force the price falling from $14 to $10 to clear the surplus
If the government provides a subsidy to the producers of coffee and simultaneously charges a tax on tea, which of the following can (but not necessarily wilI) happen in the market for coffee? * O The equilibrium price and quantity both decrease. O The equilibrium price increases and the equilibrium quantity decreases. O The equilibrium price stays the same and equilibrium quantity decreases. The equilibrium price stays the same and equilibrium quantity increases. O The equilibrium price decreases and the quantity stays the same. Income elasticity measures the responsiveness of changes in income to changes in price. changes in quantity demanded to a change in income. changes in quantity demanded to a change in price. changes in income to changes in supply. O All of the above.
The government offers subsidies to homeowners for the purchase and installation of solar energy generating equipment. Given that silicon (derived from silicate minerals) is the main input in the production of solar panels, how will the subsidy affect the market for silicon? O Supply will rise, leading to an increase in the equilibrium quantity and decrease in price. O Demand will fall, leading to a decrease in the equilibrium price and quantity. O None of the above. O Supply will fall, leading to an increase in the equilibrium price and decrease in the quantity. O Demand will rise, leading to an increase in the equilibrium price and quantity of silicon.
Suppose the supply curve for open-heart surgery is vertical at a hospital for heart conditions. If the demand for open-heart surgeries increases, what would happen to the equilibrium price of open-heart surgery O The equilibrium price will increase due to an increase in quantity demanded O The equilibrium price will decrease due to a decrease in supply and fixed demand O The equilibrium price will increase due to an increase in demand and fixed supply O The equilibrium price will decrease due to an increase in supply and fixed demand
The following graph plots a supply curve for some hypothetical good. PRICE (Delar per un QUANTITY (UN) Supply For each of the regions, use the midpoint method to identify whether the supply of this good is elastic or inelastic Region Elastic Inelastic Between X and Y O O Between V and W O

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