When the price of orange juice increases, consumers may switch to apple juice ortomato juice. What is this switch a result of?the income effectthe substitution effectthe price effectthe complement effectCeteris paribus, what effect would an increase in the price of DVD players tend tohave?---players.If Canadian consumers decided to boycott grapes to protest working conditions offarm workers, everything else being equal, what can we expect?The price of grapes will rise.---It would decrease the demand for DVDplayers.It would increase the demand for VCRS, asubstitute for DVD players.It would increase the price of televisions, acomplement to DVD players.It would increase the demand for DVD-A March 2009 article in the Zimbabwe Herald indicated that the government therehad removed price controls on certain foodstuffs and household items. What resultwould you expect from this action?-The demand curve for grapes shifts to theright.The quantity of grapes supplied will fall.The supply of grapes will fall.Market prices will fall as firms produce more.There should be no change in market prices,but shortages will disappear.Prices should rise, firms will produce more,and shortages will disappear.Prices should rise, consumers will purchaseless, and shortages will increase.

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When the price of orange juice increases, consumers may switch to apple juice or tomato juice. What is this switch a result of? - the income effect - the substitution effect - the price effect - the complement effect

When the price of orange juice increases, consumers may switch to apple juice or tomato juice. What is this switch a result of? - the income effect - the substitution effect - the price effect - the complement effect

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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