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Workshop 1 Quiz
1. All else equal, the “law" of demand can be best described by: . (Points : 4)
people will buy things they enjoy


if incomes rise, people will buy


more a rise in price will cause


shortages


a fall in price will increase quantity demanded



2. All the following are non-price determinants of demand except . (Points : 4)
tastes and preferences


income


technology


future expectations



3. Which of the following refers to a shift in the demand curve? (Points : 4)
"This new advertising campaign should really increase our


demand." "Let's drop our price to increase our demand."


"We dare not raise our price because our demand will drop."


"If new sellers enter the market, the demand for the product is bound to increase."



4. Which of the following indicates there is a shortage in the market? (Points : 4)
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, Demand is rising.


Demand is falling.


Price is rising.


Price is falling.



5. The supply curve will shift when . (Points : 4)
income, preferences, or the number of suppliers
change

income, preferences, or the number of buyers

change income, preferences, or production

technology change production technology and input

prices change




6. A market is in equilibrium when . (Points : 4)
supply is equal to demand


the price is adjusting upward


the quantity supplied is equal to the quantity demanded


tastes and preference remain constant



7. The switch to the use of ethanol in gasoline is driven primarily by its relatively lower
price. Assuming a competitive market, what effect would this change have on the
equilibrium price and output for gasoline? (Points : 4)

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