A) inferior goods.
B) normal goods.
C) complementary goods.
D) substitute goods.
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A) never exist because the markets are always at equilibrium.
B) cause changes in the quantities demanded and supplied that tend to eliminate the surplus or shortage.
C) cause shifts in the demand and supply curves that tend to eliminate the surplus or shortage.
D) cause changes in the quantities demanded and supplied that tend to intensify the surplus or shortage.
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A) cause the demand curve for memory cards to become vertical.
B) shift the demand curve for memory cards to the right.
C) shift the demand curve for memory cards to the left.
D) not affect the demand for memory cards.
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A) producing the products most wanted by society.
B) fully employing all economic resources.
C) maximizing the returns to factors of production.
D) using the least costly production techniques.
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A) the whole demand curve or schedule.
B) one point on the demand curve.
C) one price-quantity combination on the demand schedule.
D) how much of an item buyers want to buy at a given price.
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A) substitutes are relatively more expensive.
B) consumers' real income has increased.
C) the marginal benefit of additional units of the good now outweigh the marginal cost.
D) the good is now perceived as having higher quality.
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A) affect price in an indeterminate way and decrease the equilibrium quantity.
B) increase price and affect the equilibrium quantity in an indeterminate way.
C) decrease price and affect the equilibrium quantity in an indeterminate way.
D) increase price and increase the equilibrium quantity.
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A) the market would clear; quantity demanded would equal quantity supplied.
B) buyers would want to purchase more wheat than is currently being supplied.
C) farmers would not be able to sell all their wheat.
D) there would be a shortage of wheat.
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A) the organizers are selling a fixed number of tickets.
B) the organizers are charging a fixed price for the tickets.
C) there are a fixed number of buyers in the market.
D) the government has regulated the selling of the tickets.
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A) the substitution effect
B) the income effect
C) an increase in the demand for Nike soccer balls
D) the price effect
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A) The increase in demand was greater than the decrease in supply.
B) The decrease in demand was greater than the decrease in supply.
C) The increase in supply was greater than the decrease in demand.
D) The decrease in supply was greater than the increase in demand.
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A) 10.
B) 20.
C) 15.
D) 30.
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A) price and quantity supplied.
B) production costs and the amount demanded.
C) total business revenues and quantity supplied.
D) physical inputs of resources and the resulting units of output.
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A) shift to the right.
B) shift to the left.
C) become upward-sloping.
D) not shift, but there will be a movement along that demand curve.
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A) increase its supply.
B) increase its price.
C) increase the quantity sold.
D) increase its demand.
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A) by small annual increases in supply accompanied by large annual increases in demand.
B) in terms of a stable supply curve and increasing demand.
C) in terms of a stable demand curve and increasing supply.
D) as an exception to the law of supply.
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