A) negative, and therefore these goods are substitutes.
B) negative, and therefore these goods are complements.
C) positive, and therefore these goods are substitutes.
D) positive, and therefore these goods are complements.
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A) rise faster.
B) decrease slowly.
C) increase more slowly.
D) decrease steeply.
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A) senior-citizen discounts at restaurants and motels
B) cash rebates for purchases of automobiles
C) child discounts for admission to theme parks
D) discounted student prices for visits to museums
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A) decrease the amount demanded by more than 10 percent.
B) increase the amount demanded by more than 10 percent.
C) decrease the amount demanded by less than 10 percent.
D) increase the amount demanded by less than 10 percent.
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A) negative, and therefore X is an inferior good.
B) positive but less than one; therefore X is an inferior good.
C) positive, and therefore X is an inferior good.
D) positive, and therefore X is a normal good.
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A) The price-elasticity coefficient is greater than 1.
B) Total revenue increases when price increases.
C) Buyers are relatively sensitive to price changes.
D) The relative change in quantity exceeds the relative change in price.
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A) demand will become more price elastic.
B) price elasticity of demand will not change as price is lowered.
C) demand will become less price elastic.
D) the elasticity of supply will increase.
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A) perfectly inelastic.
B) perfectly elastic.
C) quite flat.
D) downward-sloping.
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A) greater in the long run than in the short run.
B) greater in the short run than in the long run.
C) the same in both the short run and the long run.
D) greater for "necessities" than it is for "luxuries."
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A) if the product is a necessity, rather than a luxury good.
B) the greater the amount of time over which buyers adjust to a price change.
C) the smaller the proportion of one's income spent on the product.
D) the smaller the number of substitute products available.
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A) 4.00.
B) 2.09.
C) 1.37.
D) 3.94.
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A) Price falls and demand is inelastic.
B) Price falls and supply is elastic.
C) Price rises and demand is inelastic.
D) Price rises and demand is elastic.
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True/False
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A) increase by approximately 12 percent.
B) decrease by approximately 12 percent.
C) decrease by approximately 32 percent.
D) decrease by approximately 26 percent.
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True/False
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A) both groups felt that the demand was elastic but for different reasons.
B) both groups felt that the demand was inelastic but for different reasons.
C) the railroad felt that the demand for passenger service was inelastic and opponents of the rate increase felt it was elastic.
D) the railroad felt that the demand for passenger service was elastic and opponents of the rate increase felt it was inelastic.
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A) the income of consumers and the demand for a product
B) the price of a product and the quantity of that product demanded
C) the price of a product and the demand for a complementary product
D) the cost of resources required to make a product and its supply
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A) complementary goods.
B) substitute goods.
C) independent goods.
D) normal goods.
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A) 0.33 and elastic.
B) 3.0 and elastic.
C) 0.33 and inelastic.
D) 3.0 and inelastic.
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