If the quantity of a good that buyers are willing to buy rises sharply when the price falls, this illustrates what principle?
A. Ceteris paribus
B. Market equilibrium
C. The law of supply
D. The law of demand
Answer: D
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When the market price is above equilibrium then ____ and when the market price is below equilibrium, then ____.
A. quantity demanded is greater than quantity supplied; quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded. B. quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded; quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded. C. quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded; quantity demanded is greater than quantity supplied D. the market is in equilibrium; the market is in equilibrium.
On the graph above, suppose the economy is at point F when there is a permanent positive supply shock. The new long-run equilibrium is at point ________
A) F B) H C) I D) G E) none of the above
Use the above table. If the marginal revenue product is $30, how many workers will the profit maximizing monopsonist hire and what wage will they pay each worker?
A) 1; $10 B) 2; $15 C) 3; $20 D) 4; $25
The theory underlying demand and supply curves assumes that, all other things unchanged, the primary variable that assures the equality of the quantities demanded and supplied is:
A) consumer income. B) the preferences of consumers. C) the expectations of consumers and producers. D) price.