Refer to Scenario 1 . If you start the course in such a way that each exam score is worse than your previous average what should happen to your average score?
What would happen to your average if the next exam score was larger than your previous exam score? Explain.
Your average would continue to fall. If you received a score on one examination that was higher than the previous exam score there wouldn't be any way to determine what would happen to your average unless you knew what this score was compared to your previous average, not your previous exam score.
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Refer to Figure 3-1. If the product represented is an inferior good, a decrease in income would be represented by a movement from
A) A to B. B) B to A. C) D1 to D2. D) D2 to D1.
Suppose that in a particular market, the supply curve is highly elastic and the demand curve is highly inelastic. If a tax is imposed in this market, then the
a. buyers will bear a greater burden of the tax than the sellers. b. sellers will bear a greater burden of the tax than the buyers. c. buyers and sellers are likely to share the burden of the tax equally. d. buyers and sellers will not share the burden equally, but it is impossible to determine who will bear the greater burden of the tax without more information.
Suppose the price elasticity of demand for a product is 1.3 . If a supplier wants to increase revenue, what change should it make to price, if any?
In a value added production function like the one used in the text, raw materials are
A. called intermediate goods. B. called final goods. C. are counted in the final product of any production process as part of the value of output. D. counted as inputs in a production process.