A) a positive number.
B) a very high positive number.
C) a negative number.
D) less than one.
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A) 0.50
B) 50 percent
C) 0.54
D) 54 percent
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A) price elasticity of supply.
B) price elasticity of demand.
C) income elasticity.
D) cross-price elasticity.
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A) less price elastic; a subway ride requires a smaller portion of one's income
B) more price elastic; a subway ride requires a smaller portion of one's income
C) less price elastic; people will take a longer time to adjust to the change in the price of a subway ride
D) more price elastic; people will take a longer time to adjust to the change in the price of a subway ride.
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A) much a market responds to a change in market conditions.
B) much consumers or producers respond to a change in market price.
C) quickly consumers or producers respond to a change in market price.
D) quickly a market will respond to a change in market conditions.
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A) less price elastic; the scope of the market for dolls is more broadly defined
B) more price elastic; the scope of the market for dolls is more broadly defined
C) less price elastic; Barbie dolls have more available substitutes
D) more price elastic; Barbie dolls have more available substitutes
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A) income elasticity of demand, income elasticity of supply.
B) price elasticity of demand, price elasticity of supply.
C) cross-price elasticity of demand, income elasticity of supply.
D) preference elasticity of demand, cross-price elasticity of supply.
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A) more elastic; a more flexible production process
B) less elastic; a more flexible production process
C) less elastic; a less flexible production process
D) more elastic; a less flexible production process
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A) positive.
B) negative.
C) zero.
D) equal to one.
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A) positive.
B) negative.
C) less than one because neither is a luxury.
D) more than one because both are luxuries.
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A) a luxury good.
B) a normal good.
C) an inferior good.
D) a substitute good.
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A) percentage changes are easier to calculate than absolute changes.
B) the measured elasticity is the same regardless of the unit of measurement for quantity.
C) absolute changes are confusing to convert.
D) absolute changes often result in negative numbers.
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A) .0.6 = 60 percent.
B) 0.6 = 60 percent.
C) 70 percent.
D) 130 percent.
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A) availability of inputs.
B) flexibility of the production process.
C) adjustment time.
D) whether the good is a luxury or a necessity.
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A) less price elastic; the scope of the market for Ben & Jerry's is less broadly defined
B) more price elastic; the scope of the market for Ben & Jerry's is less broadly defined
C) less price elastic; Ben & Jerry's has fewer available substitutes
D) more price elastic; Ben & Jerry's has fewer available substitutes
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A) elastic.
B) inelastic.
C) unit elastic.
D) zero.
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A) was more elastic than it has been in the last six months.
B) was less elastic than it has been in the last six months.
C) has been relatively the same over both time periods.
D) has become a non-issue for people now that they are used to higher gas prices.
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A) decreased from 500 to 480, indicating that demand is inelastic.
B) decreased from 500 to 480, indicating that demand is elastic.
C) increased from 480 to 500, indicating that demand is inelastic.
D) increased from 480 to 500, indicating that demand is elastic.
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A) 10 percent decrease in the price of leisure air travel will cause a 16 percent decrease in the amount of leisure air travel.
B) 10 percent decrease in the price of leisure air travel will cause a 16 percent increase in the amount of leisure air travel.
C) 16 percent decrease in the price of leisure air travel will cause a 10 percent increase in the amount of leisure air travel.
D) a 16 percent decrease in the price of leisure air travel will cause a 10 percent decrease in the amount of leisure air travel.
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A) is a normal good, and a necessity.
B) is an inferior good, and a necessity.
C) probably has a lot of close substitutes available.
D) is a luxury.
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