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Quiz 3

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

Question #1
A  a direct relation between price and supply
B  an inverse relation between price and the quantity supplied
C  a direct relation between price and the quantity supplied
D  an inverse relation between price and supply
Question #2
A  down, the quantity demanded goes down.
B  down, the quantity demanded stays the same
C  up, the quantity demanded also goes up.
D  up, the quantity demanded goes down.
Question #3
A  quantity of natural gas exports produced to increase
B  demand for natural gas eports to shift to the right.
C  supply of natural gas exports to shift to the left
D  supply of natural gas exports to shift to the right.
Question #4
A  quantity supplied of steel will increase
B  quantity supplied of steel will decrease
C  supply of steel will increase
D  supply of steel will decrease
Question #5
A  substituting chicken for beef
B  increasing purchases of beef and chicken
C  reducing purchases of beef and chicken.
D  substituting beef for chicken
Question #6
A  decrease the demand for gasoline
B  increase the demand for gasoline
C  increase the demand for diesel cars
D  decrease the demand for diesel cars.
Question #7
A  Demand for cargo transportation shifts to the left causing a decline in supply and equilibrium quantity and price.
B  Supply of cargo transportation shifts to the right causing an increase in quantity demanded and decline in equilibrium price
C  Supply of cargo transportation shifts to the right causing an increase in demand and equilibrium quantity and a decrease in equilibrium price
D  Demand for cargo transportation shifts to the left causing a decline in quantity supplied and price
Question #8
A  decrease, resulting in a surplus which will be eliminated as price rises.
B  increase, resulting in a shortage which will be eliminated as price falls
C  decrease, resulting in a surplus which will be eliminated as price falls
D  increase, resulting in a shortage which will be eliminated as price rises
Question #9
A  the supply curve right
B  the demand curve left
C  the supply curve left
D  the demand curve right.
Question #11
A  A change in tastes and preferences
B  A change in the price of the good
C  A change in income
D  A change in the price of a substitute good
Question #12
A  there is no relationship between price and quantity supplied
B  quantity supplied increases when price increases
C  the law of supply is invalid
D  quantity supplied increases when price decreases