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Which of the following statements describes the Coase Theorem?  Under some circumstances private solutions to the problems that result from externalities can be found. Which of the following explains why the marginal cost curve has a hooked shape?  Initially, the marginal product of labo...

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Econ 201 Exam 1 Questions and Correct
Answers | Latest Update
Which of the following statements describes the Coase Theorem?


 Under some circumstances private solutions to the problems that result

from externalities can be found.




Which of the following explains why the marginal cost curve has a hooked shape?


 Initially, the marginal product of labor rises, then falls .




Which of following statements about demand elasticity is correct?


 If demand, is inelastic, an increase in price will increase total spending.




Which of the following statements is TRUE?


 A narrowly defined good or service generally has a more e lastic demand.




Demand is elastic if a


 Relatively small price increase leads to a relatively large decrease in the

quantity demanded.




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The cross-price elasticity of demand between your companies product and another companies

product is -2. If the price of the other companies product falls by 4%, then the quantity

demanded of your product will (blank). Furthermore, the other companies product is a (blank)

for your companies product.


 Rise by 8%, complement




The taxicab fare in Nelsonville is regulated. The fare currently charged is $6 a ride.

Nelsonville taxicab drivers want to obtain government's permission to raise the fare, which

they think will increase their total revenue. From this we can conclude that the drivers believe

that the demand for taxicab rides is


 Inelastic




Freezing temperatures in California have sharply reduced the supply of oranges in the U.S.

You predict that the price of oranges will (blank); and the less elastic the demand for oranges,

the (blank) will be the effect on the price.


 Rise; Greater




Over the past twenty years, the number of small family farms has fallen significantly and in

their place there are fewer, but larger, farms owned by corporations. Which of the following

best explains this trend?


 Economies of scale in farming




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