exam 2 set 1

  1. Which of the following are necessary ingredients to the​ buyer's problem
    • - Prices of goods and services
    • - ​Consumer's tastes and preferences.
    • - Amount of money the consumer has to spend
  2. Now suppose Harley has ​$840 to spend rather than ​$420. How will this change affect HarleyHarley​'s budget​ line?
    It shifts outward in a parallel fashion.
  3. HarleyHarley would choose to consume because​ __________.
    harley's tastes regarding movies and concerts are unknown to us.
  4. If the price of a soft drink is $1 and the price of a slice of pizza is $3 , is Charley maximizing his total benefits
    No, he should shift consumption toward soft  drinks and away from pizza to maximize total benefits.
  5. Could the market price elasticity be less than 0.5 or greater than 1.5 ?
    No, it must lie between 0.5 and 1.5.
  6. Given that bacon and eggs are complementary goods, if the price of eggs decreases the demand for both goods will rise.Is this an accurate statement?
    It is somewhat inaccurate,  the demand for bacon.
  7. The correct answers to the preceding questions should have been anticipated given the elasticities calculated in the table because expenditure​ _________
    moves in the same direction as price when elasticity is less than​ 1,
  8. What would have to be true for the​ analysts' claim
    everything except 

    Buyers of Starbucks coffee will tend to be sophisticated consumers.
  9. The​ cross-price elasticity of demand between​ Hershey's syrup and​ Nesquik's syrup is ___, implying these two goods are ____
    positive, substitutes
  10. The​ cross-price elasticity of demand between​ Hershey's syrup and​ Breyer's vanilla ice cream is ___, implying these two goods are ___
    negative, complements
  11. Which of the following is NOT a direct determining factor of a​ consumer's purchase​ decisions?
    Cost of factor inputs
  12. In a perfectly competitive​ market, all​ consumers:
    are price takers.
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dwrght16
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Card Set
exam 2 set 1
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midterm
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