A) quantity demanded of X/percentage change in price of X.
B) quantity demanded of X/percentage change in income.
C) quantity demanded of X/percentage change in price of Y.
D) price of X/percentage change in quantity demanded of Y.
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A) perfectly price elastic.
B) of unit price elasticity.
C) relatively price inelastic.
D) relatively price elastic.
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A) perfectly inelastic.
B) perfectly elastic.
C) relatively inelastic.
D) relatively elastic.
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A) normal wrench;socket wrench
B) tight rubber band;loose rubber band
C) Ace bandage;firm rubber tie-down
D) one-foot ruler;tape measure
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A) zero.
B) greater than one.
C) equal to one.
D) less than one.
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A) more elastic the supply curve.
B) larger the elasticity of demand coefficient.
C) more elastic the demand for the product.
D) more inelastic the demand for the product.
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A) negative and therefore X is an inferior good.
B) positive but less than one;therefore X is an inferior good.
C) positive and therefore X is an inferior good.
D) positive and therefore X is a normal good.
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A) The larger an item is in one's budget,the greater the price elasticity of demand.
B) The price elasticity of demand is greater for necessities than it is for luxuries.
C) The larger the number of close substitutes available,the greater will be the price elasticity of demand for a particular product.
D) The price elasticity of demand is greater the longer the time period under consideration.
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A) increased by 7 percent.
B) decreased by 7 percent.
C) decreased by 9 percent.
D) decreased by 1.75 percent.
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A) perfectly inelastic.
B) perfectly elastic.
C) relatively inelastic.
D) relatively elastic.
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A) If demand is elastic,an increase in price will increase total revenue.
B) If demand is elastic,a decrease in price will decrease total revenue.
C) If demand is elastic,a decrease in price will increase total revenue.
D) If demand is inelastic,an increase in price will decrease total revenue.
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A) and quantity from which the percentage changes in price and quantity are calculated are both large.
B) and quantity from which the percentage changes in price and quantity are calculated are both small.
C) from which the percentage price change is calculated is small and the original quantity from which the percentage change in quantity is calculated is large.
D) from which the percentage price change is calculated is large and the original quantity from which the percentage change in quantity is calculated is small.
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A) negative and therefore X is an inferior good.
B) negative and therefore X is a normal good.
C) positive and therefore X is an inferior good.
D) positive and therefore X is a normal good.
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A) perfectly elastic in the long run because consumer demand will have sufficient time to adjust fully to changes in supply.
B) more elastic in the long run because there is time for firms to enter or leave the industry.
C) perfectly inelastic in the long run because the law of scarcity imposes absolute limits on production.
D) less elastic in the long run because there is time for firms to enter or leave an industry.
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A) Dinner at a nice restaurant
B) iPods
C) Toothpaste
D) Plasma screen and LCD TVs
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A) more elastic than the demand for the original software.
B) upsloping rather than downsloping.
C) less elastic than the demand for the original software.
D) of less value than the original software.
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A) soft drinks are normal goods.
B) the income effect always exceeds the substitution effect.
C) there are fewer good substitutes for soft drinks as a whole than for Pepsi specifically.
D) there are more good substitutes for soft drinks as a whole than for Pepsi specifically.
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