A) substitutes, and have a cross-price elasticity of 0.60.
B) complements, and have a cross-price elasticity of 0.60.
C) substitutes, and have a cross-price elasticity of 1.67.
D) complements, and have a cross-price elasticity of 1.67.
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A) water
B) diamonds
C) hamburgers
D) housing
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A) demand is elastic between prices P₁ and P₂.
B) a decrease in price from P₂ to P₁ will cause an increase in total revenue.
C) the magnitude of the percent change in price between P₁ and P₂ is smaller than the magnitude of the corresponding percent change in quantity demanded.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) increased from $6 to $8.
B) decreased from $18 to $16.
C) decreased from $16 to $15.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) impossible, or nearly impossible, to measure.
B) not very responsive to price changes.
C) determined by the quantity demanded of the good.
D) determined by psychological forces and other non-economic forces.
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A) The demand for illegal drugs is inelastic.
B) Interdiction results in drug addicts having a greater need for quick cash.
C) Interdiction results in an increase in the amount of money needed to buy the same amount of drugs.
D) Government drug programs are more lenient now with drug offenders than they were in the 1980s.
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A) The price increases from $6 to $9.
B) The price increases from $9 to $15.
C) The price decreases from $12 to $9.
D) The price decreases from $9 to $5.
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A) 20 percent drop in the number of farmers, but farm output more than tripled.
B) 30 percent drop in the number of farmers, but farm output more than tripled.
C) 50 percent drop in the number of farmers, but farm output more than doubled.
D) 70 percent drop in the number of farmers, but farm output more than doubled.
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A) yours would be negative and your roommate's would be positive.
B) yours would be positive and your roommate's would be negative.
C) yours would be zero and your roommate's would approach infinity.
D) yours would approach infinity and your roommate's would be zero.
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A) Supply curves are steeper over long periods of time than over short periods of time.
B) Buyers of goods tend to be more responsive to price changes over long periods of time than over short periods of time.
C) The number of firms in a market tends to be more variable over short periods of time than over long periods of time.
D) Firms tend to be more responsive to price changes over long periods of time than over short periods of time.
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A) The demand for corn is income inelastic, and so an increase in the price of corn will increase the total revenue of corn farmers.
B) The demand for corn is income elastic, and so an increase in the price of corn will increase the total revenue of corn farmers.
C) The demand for corn is price inelastic, and so an increase in the price of corn will increase the total revenue of corn farmers.
D) The demand for corn is price elastic, and so an increase in the price of corn will increase the total revenue of corn farmers.
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A) measures of equity.
B) measures of efficiency.
C) a quantitative element to our analysis.
D) a qualitative element to our analysis.
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A) 150 percent more football tickets.
B) 50 percent more football tickets.
C) 30 percent more football tickets.
D) 20 percent more football tickets.
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A) the relevant time period is short rather than long.
B) the relevant time period is long rather than short.
C) supply is inelastic.
D) the firm is experiencing capacity problems.
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A) the mayor thinks demand is elastic and the city manager thinks demand is inelastic.
B) both the mayor and the city manager think that demand is elastic.
C) both the mayor and the city manager think that demand is inelastic.
D) the mayor thinks demand is inelastic and the city manager thinks demand is elastic.
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A) the cross-price elasticity of demand is negative.
B) the price elasticity of demand is negative.
C) the income elasticity of demand is negative.
D) an increase in the market supply will increase the equilibrium price of the good.
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A) the greater the availability of close substitutes.
B) the broader the definition of the market.
C) the longer the period of time.
D) the more it is regarded as a luxury.
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A) Drug interdiction raises prices and total revenue in the drug market.
B) Drug interdiction can increase drug-related crime.
C) Drug interdiction shifts the demand curve for drugs to the left.
D) Drug interdiction shifts the supply curve of drugs to the left.
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