An increase in supply causes
A) quantity supplied to decrease.
B) supply and price to increase.
C) price to decrease.
D) price to increase.
C
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If Sam, a farmer in 1963, finds that he needs two bushels of corn to buy what his grandfather bought with one bushel during the 1910–1914 benchmark period, then
a. Sam is twice as well off in 1963 than his grandfather was b. farm productivity has declined by half over this period c. the equilibrium price of corn has obviously doubled d. a price floor that doubles the 1963 market price creates full parity in 1963 e. Sam will have to leave the farm
Ceteris paribus, an increase in the price of a good will cause the
a. quantity demanded of the good to increase. b. quantity supplied of the good to decrease. c. producer surplus derived from the good to increase. d. supply of the good to decrease.
Along the supply? curve, _______.
A. the quantity supplied increases as the price rises because technology advances B. the quantity supplied increases as the price rises because the prices of factors of production rise C. the quantity supplied increases as the price rises because the prices of substitutes in production also rise D. the price changes but all other influences on? producers' planned sales remain the same
Under which one of the following market structures are sellers most likely to consider the reaction of rival sellers when they set the price of their product?
A. Perfectly competition. B. Monopoly. C. Monopolistic competition. D. Oligopoly.