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Econ Final

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Decisions should reflect the _____ costs, rather than just the _____ costs opportunity; financial
The opportunity costs of attending college include the: potential income that could be earned working
The __________ suggests, decisions about quantities are best made incrementally. marginal principle
Joshua is planning on studying late into the night for his economics exam. How many cups of coffee should he buy tonight? Joshua should keep buying coffee throughout the evening until the marginal benefit of purchasing one more coffee equals the marginal cost
According to the marginal principle, keep increasing quantity until the marginal benefit of an additional item is _____ the marginal cost of an additional item equal to
The principle that your best choice depends on your other choices, the choices others make, developments in other markets, and expectations about the future is known as the _____ principle interdependence
How is the economic surplus generated by a decision calculated? It is the total benefits minus total costs arising from the decision
Kevin goes to coffee shop and orders a medium-sized latte. His willingness to pay for that latte is $6. price latte is $4. The cost to the coffee shop to produce the latte is $2. How much economic surplus does Kevin gain when he purchases the latte? $2
Which principle tells you that the true cost of something is the next best alternative you have to give up to get it? The opportunity cost principle
The __________ suggests, decisions about quantities are best made incrementally The marginal principle
As per law of demand, demand and price of a good are ............. related Inversely
Law of supply states that supply and price of a good are ............related Positively
Shift in demand is caused by changes in the........... non-price factors
Shift and movement in demand are.......... Different
Movement in supply is caused by changes in............ Price of good alone
What is quantity supplied? It is the amount of an item that a seller is willing to sell at a particular price
A case of increase in demand, supply remaining unchanged, the equilibrium price_____ Rises
A case of decrease in supply, demand remaining unchanged, the equilibrium price____ Rises
As price____, quantity demanded decreases and quantity supplies increases Increases
Market____ is derived by adding up all the individual demand Demand
Which of the following shows the inverse relationship between the price of a good and the amount of the good that consumers want at that price? Demand curve
An individual demand curve is a graph that plots the quantity of an item that someone plans to buy, at each price
A normal good is a good for which higher income causes an increase in demand
Paint and paintbrushes are complements. If the price of paint rises, we can expect the demand for paintbrushes to decrease
#25 on exam review answer is C
In a market economy supply and demand determine prices and prices, in turn, allocate the economy’s scarce resources
Price Elasticity of Demand. It measures by what percent the quantity demanded will Change in response to a 1% price change
A percentage change in quantity demanded divided by a percentage change in price is called Price elasticity of demand
A percentage change in quantity demanded divided by a percentage change in income is called Income elasticity of demand
A percentage change in quantity demanded for one commodity divided by a percentage change in price of another commodity is called Cross Elasticity of demand
Normal goods have .........income elasticity of demand Positive
Inferior goods have .... income elasticity of demand Negative
Cross elasticity of demand is positive for ..........goods Substitute
Cross elasticity of demand is.........for complementary goods Negative
When the price elasticity of demand is........it means demand is perfectly elastic Infinite
When the price elasticity of demand is greater than unity; it implies that the demand is........ Relatively elastic
Cross elasticity of demand is.........for unrelated goods Zero
When demand is perfectly inelastic, demand curve will be_______. Vertical
For product X, the price elasticity of demand has an absolute value of 2. This means that quantity demanded will increase by 2 percent for each 1 percent decrease in price
#40 exam sheet Answer is A
If the demand curve for product A moves on the right, and the price of product B decreases, it can be concluded that A and B are complementary goods
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