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Author: Roger A. Arnold
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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1. Given ln Qda = 2.35 – 0.12 ln Pa - 0. 25 ln Y + 0.18 ln Pb – 0.26 ln Pc, (all in logarithmic form), which of the following is correct? Note: Qda is the quantity demanded for product “a”, Pa is the price of product “a”, Pb is the price of product “b”, Pc is the price of product “c” and Y is the income, ln means natural logarithm.
A. the demand for product “a” is price inelastic
B. the demand for product “a” is price elastic
C. a 1% increase in the Pa will cause a 0.12% decrease in the demand for product “a”
D. A and C are correct
E. B and C are correct
2. Given: ln Qda = 2.35 – 0.12 ln Pa - 0. 25 ln Y + 0.18 ln Pb – 0.26 ln Pc, (all in logarithmic form), which of the following is correct? The definition of the variables are found in #1.
A. product “a” and product “b” are substitutes
B. product “a” and product “b” are complementary
C. a 1% increase in the Pb will increase the demand for “a” by 0.18%
D. A and C are correct
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Assume that GBP|USD = 2.00 (rate chosen for math ease). After the passage of a significant tax increase in the United States, the United States stock market is expected to drop significantly over the next month while the British stock market is expected to show steady growth. As a result which of following is most likely in a graph of the currency market with GBP per USD (original equilibrium is USD|GPB = 0.50) on the vertical axis (quantity of USD on horizontal axis)? Drawing a diagram would be useful. A. The supply curve would shift left and the new price would be greater than 0.50.
B. The supply curve would shift right and the new price would be greater than 0.50.
C. The supply curve would shift left and the new price would be less than 0.50.
D. The supply curve would shift right and the new price would be less than 0.50.
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Bundle: Macroeconomics, 13th + Aplia, 1 Term Printed Access Card
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