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

Question #1
If a company knows the demand curve for their product is inelastic, which of the following is true?
A  They would gain revenue from a small price decrease
B  They would gain revenue from a small price increase and they would lose revenue from a small price decrease
C  They would lose revenue from a small price increase
D  They would gain revenue from a small price decrease and they would lose revenue from a small price increase
Question #2
If the cross elasticity of demand between products A and B is negative, this implies:
A  products A and B are substitutes, if the price falls for B the demand for A rises
B  products A and B are complements, if the price falls for B the demand for A rises
C  products A and B are unrelated
D  products A and B are substitutes, if the price falls for B the demand for A falls
E  products A and B are complements, if the price falls for B the demand for A falls
Question #3
Which of the following could be the income elasticity of demand for bus rides (assuming this consumer does not enjoy taking the bus)?
A  -0.5
B  None of the choices
C  1
D  0
E  0.5
Question #4
A company is currently selling 100,000 products a year at a price of $10 each. Through market research they know that if they were to lower the price to $8 they would sell 110,000 products a year
Which of the following is most likely being described in the question?
A  An item with many substitutes
B  An item that represents a large portion of consumers’ income
C  An item that consumers can quickly and easily change their consumption of
D  Luxury
E  Necessity
Question #5
A company is currently selling 100,000 products a year at a price of $10 each. Through market research they know that if they were to lower the price to $8 they would sell 110,000 products a year.
Which of the following is true about the elasticity of demand for this product at the prices given?
A  Ed = 0.9, demand is elastic
B  Ed = 0.4, demand is inelastic
C  Ed = 0.4, demand is elastic
D  c. Ed = 0.9, demand is inelastic
E  Ed = 2.3, demand is elastic
Question #6
Which of the following is not an example of fiscal policy?
A  increasing interest rates
B  cutting subsidies for the agriculture industry
C  decreasing taxes
D  increasing taxes
E  a public works project to rebuild a bridge
Question #7
For goods that create a negative externality, which of the below policies would help bring production in line with societally optimal levels?
A  A tax on producers
B  A subsidy to producers
C  All of the choices
D  None of the choices
E  A subsidy to buyers
Question #8
Assume the demand and supply for college in Los Angeles in a year are represented by the equations below. Assume P = tuition price and Q = degrees earned per year.
Supply: P = 10,000 + Q
Demand: P = 100,000 – 2Q

In a free market at equilibrium (no government involvement), the number of degrees earned per year is:

A  30,000 – which is more than the societally optimal amount since education is a positive externality
B  30,000 – which is less than the societally optimal amount since education is a negative externality
C  30,000 – which is less than the societally optimal amount since education is a positive externality
D  60,000 – which is less than the societally optimal amount since education is a positive externality
E  60,000 – which is more than the societally optimal amount since education is a positive externality
Question #9
Consider the market for designer shoelaces. If the price of shoes increases, and at the same time the price of cotton (an input to the shoelace production process) decreases, what will be the effect on the equilibrium price and quantity for designer shoelaces?
A  price increases, quantity sold may increase or decrease
B  price decreases, quantity sold increases
C  quantity sold decreases, price may increase or decrease
D  price decreases, quantity sold may increase or decrease
E  quantity sold increases, price may increase or decrease
Question #10
Consider the market for computers. What effect would the creation of a new technology that allows suppliers to more efficiently produce computers have on the equilibrium price and quantity?
A  price decreases, quantity sold increases
B  price decreases, quantity sold may increase or decrease
C  price decreases, quantity sold decreases
D  price increases, quantity sold increases
E  price increases, quantity sold decreases
Question #11
Which of the following could cause demand to shift from Demand 1 to Demand 2?
A  the price of gas decreases
B  None of these choices
C  the price of bicycles increases
D  the price of bicycles decreases
E  the price of gas increases
Question #12
Use the following table on the national supply and demand of bicycles to answer questions 4 and 5. m=million

Price ($) Demand 1 Demand 2 Supply
1,000 2m 8m 20m
800 5m 16m 16m
600 12m 22m 12m
400 16m 30m 8m
200 20m 36m 4m

The equilibrium price and quantity of bicycles if Demand 1 is the market demand curve are:

A  $400 and 16m
B  $800 and 16m
C  $800 and 5m
D  $600 and 22m
E  $600 and 12m
Question #13
Which of the following will not cause a shift of either the demand or supply curve for Toyota Priuses?
A  Consumers realize the Prius is a slow and tacky vehicle.
B  The cost of gas increases.
C  The price of steel used in the production of Priuses increases.
D  The government provides Toyota a subsidy for each car produced.
E  The price of Toyota Priuses rises.
Question #14
In the resource market of the circular flow model,
A  firms sell resources/labor to households.
B  firms buy resources/labor from households and households sell resources/labor to firms.
C  households buy resources/labor from firms and firms sell resources/labor to households
D  households buy resources/labor from firms.
Question #15
Which of the following is not a characteristic of a market economy?
A  Government services are limited to basic protections such as enforcing laws and protecting the public.
B  None of these choices
C  Goods and services are sold in a competitive way.
D  Monetary incentives exist for entrepreneurs who bear risk.
E  Individuals, not the government, own the factors of production.
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