If demand for a good decreases and supply remains constant equilibrium price:
a. Will increase, and equilibrium quantity will decrease
b. And quantity will both increase
c. And quantity will both decrease
d. Will decrease, and equilibrium quantity will increase
c. And quantity will both decrease
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President Reagan often stated he preferred supply side policies. Which of the following federal government policies would be considered supply side?
i. decrease the quantity of money ii. lower taxes iii. lower the interest rate A) i only B) ii only C) iii only D) i and iii E) i, ii, and iii
Most changes in tax laws tend to be small changes because _____
a. the organizing costs of large coalitions are too high b. logrolling is easier when tax laws effect only a small number of individuals c. special interests are constantly demanding changes that will benefit them d. of the rules of the Senate
Refer to the above figure. Total cost for this firm equals
A) P2. B) P3. C) 0P2bQ1. D) 0P3cQ1.
Suppose pigs (P) can be fed corn-based feed (C) or soybean-based feed (S) such that the production function is P = 2C + 5S. If the price of corn feed is $2 and the price of soybean feed is $5, what is the cost-minimizing feed combination producing P = 100?
a. C = 50 b. S = 20 c. C = 25, S = 10 d. All points on the P = 100 isoquant, including those listed in a-c would cost the same.