A decrease in price causes:
A. a quantity effect, which is an increase in revenue that results from selling fewer units of the good.
B. a price effect, which is an increase in revenue that results from receiving a lower price for each unit sold.
C. both a price effect and quantity effect.
D. a decrease in quantity demanded.
C. both a price effect and quantity effect.
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Under fixed exchange rate, the response of an economy to a temporary fall in foreign demand for its exports is
A) the currency appreciates, and output falls. B) the currency depreciates, and output falls. C) the currency remains the same, and output decreases. D) the currency depreciates, and output remains constant. E) the currency appreciates, and output remains the same.
Over the past 10 years, the average growth rate in real GDP has been 2 to 3 times greater in India than in the United States. What does this indicate about the difference in the level of income in India and the United States over the past 10 years
What will be an ideal response?
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A) economic profits are possible over the long run. B) economic profits are possible but only over limited amounts of time. C) economic profits are not possible. D) the cost of capital will not be covered.
The law of demand implies that the demand curve
A) has a negative slope. B) has a positive slope. C) shifts to the right when the price of a good increases. D) shifts to the left when the price of a good decreases.