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Consumer Choice Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
An inferior good is one
A  produced by American industries.
B  ordinarily bought by college students from college-town merchants.
C  whose quantity demanded falls when the purchaser’s income rises.
D  suitable for a garage sale.
Question #2
For most goods and most people, marginal utility probably
A  continues to increase as larger quantities are purchased.
B  plummets after the first few units but soon begins to rise.
C  declines as consumption increases.
D  is negative after the first unit of a good is purchased.
Question #3
The theory of consumer choice is based on the hypothesis that each consumer wants to
A  minimize the percentage of her consumption diverted to inferior goods.
B  maximize her marginal utility.
C  maximize her total utility.
D  minimize the rate at which her marginal utility diminishes.
Question #4
The optimal purchase rule is stated as
A  TU = P.
B  MU = 0.
C  TU = MU.
D  MU = P.
Question #5
Total utility can be thought of as the
A  total satisfaction derived from a bundle of goods.
B  additional satisfaction a consumer receives from the marginal unit of a good.
C  minimum amount of money a consumer is willing to spend on a bundle of goods.
D  willingness to pay for the marginal unit of a good.
Question #6
Which of the following factors is always present in consumer decision making?
A  taxes
B  changing consumer tastes
C  high prices
D  scarcity
Question #7
Market demand curves are found by
A  adding the slopes of individual demand curves.
B  horizontally summing individual demand curves.
C  summing individual demand curves in a parallel fashion.
D  vertically summing individual demand curves.
Question #8
If the marginal utility to Juan of sleeping an extra hour (from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.) is negative,
A  Juan is better off getting up at 8 a.m.
B  Juan’s total utility from sleeping must be negative.
C  Juan is better off getting up at 9 a.m.
D  Juan’s average utility from every hour he sleeps must be negative.
Question #9
Consumer’s surplus is a measure of how much
A  more utility a consumer receives from his purchases than he has to pay for them.
B  less than his income a consumer spends on goods.
C  a change in price induces a consumer to substitute other goods.
D  a consumer’s marginal utility differs from his total utility.
Question #10
A bottle of wine costs $8 and a quiche, $5. At Robert’s present levels of consumption, he spends all his income and receives marginal utility of $10 from the last bottle of wine and marginal utility of $4 from the last quiche. To maximize his total utility, Robert should
A  change his spending pattern until he buys 8/5ths as much wine as quiche.
B  buy less wine and more quiche.
C  buy more wine and less quiche.
D  spend all of his money on wine.
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