PubH8440_HW2_Spring2024

Subject: Manegerial economics & policy Mcq's 6) If a 10 percent increase in the quantity of spinach demanded results from a 20 percent decline in its price then the price elasticity of demand for spinach is                0.5                20                2                10 7) A good with a horizontal demand curve has an elasticity of                infinity                zero                less than 1                None of the above 8) Which of the following is not a cause of the shift in demand for a product?                change in price of product                Change in the price of substitute                Change in the income of a consumer                None of the above

The following table shows the demand and supply of tickets of a football game which will be held at Shah Alam Stadium. Unit Price (RM) Market Demand (units) Market Supply (units) 20 5000 3500 40 4000 3500 60 3000 3500 80 2000 3500 100 1000 3500 a) On your foolscap paper, draw the demand and supply curves. Label all axes, all curves and the equilibrium point. (6m) b) How much is the equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity? (2m) c) At which price will there be a surplus of 2500 tickets? (1m) d) What will happen when the market price is RM40? Show your answer on the same diagram. (3m) e) Why is the supply of tickets fixed at 3500? (1m)

1. Using Figure 12, identify two significant features of the date shown. In your answer, back up your comments with data.

iii) discuss one factor EACH,that you think influence demand and supply for milk. Provide examples

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Question 6 [A new drug called 'LowG', taken together with any food, reduces the glycemic index (a measure of the impact of the food on blood sugar) by 50%. Annual demand for this new medication can be described by the following table:] Quantity (millions of milligrams) 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 Price ($) 1000 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 a) [Rache, a pharmaceutical company, holds the patent on LowG and therefore is the only legal producer of the drug for the next 15 years. Calculate total revenue (TR) and marginal revenue (MR) for Rache at each price. Both Total Revenue (TR) and Marginal Revenue (MR) correctly calculated.

The table below shows the market for AA batteries in Tulsa, Oklahoma, when tornadoes threaten the area. Market for AA Batteries with Tornado Threat Quantity of Quantity of Batteries Batteries Demanded Supplied (packages) 100 80 60 40 20 Price (dollars) $15 13 9 7 5 (packages) 40 50 60 70 80 90 Note:- Do not provide handwritten solution. Maintain accuracy and quality in your answer.  Take care of plagiarism. Answer completely. You will get up vote for sure.

The Unique Gifts catalog lists a "super loud and vibrating alarm clock." Their records indicate the following information on the relation of monthly supply and demand quantities to the price of the clock. Demand     Supply     Price 167     132     $32 137     172     $56 Use this information to find the following. (b) the demand equation p     (c) the supply equation p     (d) the equilibrium quantity and price

Plot the supply curve from the supply schedule information provided. Price Quantity supply 1 0 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6         (a) What can you explain from the graph? (b) Can you identify any determinants? (c) What happens if price changes? (d) What happens if other determinants change?   Question 2  Plot the demand curve from the demand schedule information provided. Price Quantity demanded 1 9 2 6 3 4 4 3 5 2 (a) What can you explain from the graph? (b) Can you identify any determinants? (c) What happens if price changes? (d) What else do you think will happen? (e) What happens if other determinants change?

Plot the supply curve from the supply schedule information provided. Price Quantity Supply (Qs) 1 0 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6   (a) What can you explain from the graph? (b) Can you identify any determinants? (c) What happens if price changes? (d) What happens if other determinants change?   Question 2 - Learning Activity 4.2 Plot the demand curve from the demand schedule information provided. Price Quantity Demanded (QD) 1 9 2 6 3 4 4 3 5 2   (a) What can you explain from the graph? (b) Can you identify any determinants? (c) What happens if price changes? (d) What else do you think will happen? (e) What happens if other determinants change?

Plot the supply curve from the supply schedule information provided. Price Quantity Supply (Qs) 1 0 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6   (a) What can you explain from the graph? (b) Can you identify any determinants? (c) What happens if price changes? (d) What happens if other determinants change? Question 2 - Learning Activity 4.2 Plot the demand curve from the demand schedule information provided. Price Quantity Demanded (Qd) 1 9 2 6 3 4 4 3 5 2   (a) What can you explain from the graph? (b) Can you identify any determinants? (c) What happens if price changes? (d) What else do you think will happen? (e) What happens if other determinants change?                 Question 1 - Learning Activity 4.4 Consider the market for minivans. Indicate the impact if any on demand, supply, price and quantity: (a) People decide to have more children. (b) A strike by steelworkers raises steel prices. (c) Engineers develop new automated…

Note:- Do not provide handwritten solution. Maintain accuracy and quality in your answer. Take care of plagiarism. Answer completely. You will get up vote for sure.

The Unique Gifts catalog lists a "super loud and vibrating alarm clock." Their records indicate the following information on the relation of monthly supply and demand quantities to the price of the clock. Demand Supply Price 166 131 $31 146 181 $43 Use this information to find the following. (a) points on the demand linear equation (x, p) (smaller x-value) (х, р) %3 (larger x-value) points on the supply linear equation (х, р) (smaller x-value) (x, p) = ( ) (larger x-value) (b) the demand equation p = (c) the supply equation p (d) the equilibrium quantity and price Equilibrium occurs when the price of the clock is $ and the quantity is

MicroEconomics Practice: Ethanol is a motor fuel manufactured from corn. Ethanol and Gasoline are both used independently to power the engines of automobiles. Suppose bad weather negatively affects Corn production. Explain the effect of the bad weather on demand and supply of Corn. What is the effect on equilibrium price and Quantity. Explain the effect of changes in market for Corn on demand and supply of Ethanol. What is the effect on equilibrium price and Quantity. Explain the effect of changes in market for Ethanol on demand and supply of Gasoline. What is the effect on equilibrium price and Quantity.

Plot the supply curve from the supply schedule information provided. Price Quantity Supply (Qs) 1 0 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 (d) What else do you think will happen? (e) What happens if other determinants change?

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Price ($/cup) 3.5 3 88 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5 0 10 20 Original Supply New Supply New Demand Original Demand 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Quantity (cups/hour) The figure above refers to the market for coffee. What might cause shift from the original supply curve to the new supply curve? Check all that apply. An increase in the price of tea (a substitute for coffee). An expectation that coffee prices will fall in the future. A decrease in the price of coffee beans. A storm in that wipes out a large part of the coffee crop. A new technology that reduces the cost of making coffee.

Question: A survey indicated that chocolate is Americans' favorite ice cream flavor. For each of the following, indicate the possible effects on demand, supply as well as equilibrium price and quantity of chocolate ice cream. a. A severe drought in the Midwest causes dairy farmers to reduce the number of milk-producing cattle in their herds by a third. These dairy farmers supply cream that is used to manufacture chocolate ice cream. b. A new report by the American Medical Association reveals that chocolate does, in fact, have significant health benefits. c. The discovery of cheaper synthetic vanilla flavoring lowers the price of vanilla ice cream. d. New technology for mixing and freezing ice cream lowers manufacturers' costs of producing chocolate ice cream.

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Question 05 The figure below shows the supply and demand of two related markets: eggs and omelets. Price Market for Omelets Market for Eggs Price 9₁ D₁ Market for Peanut Butter 9,4 Quantity Which story is consistent with the shifts and changes depicted in the figure? (a) A new, widely read medical study suggested eggs are healthier than previously thought. (b) A new, widely watched cooking show, aired a special episode dedicated to omelet recipes. (c) Changes in agricultural policy increased the price of egg-laying hens for farmers. (d) Changes in consumer income increased the prices of both eggs and omelets. Quantity Question 06 The figure below shows the supply and demand in the market for peanut butter, which is related to the market for jelly in the US. Price Quantity Which story is consistent with the shift and changes depicted in the figure? (a) Changes in production costs decreased the prices of both peanut butter and jelly. (b) There was a negative shock (left shift) in the…

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Question one    Plot the demand curve from the demand   schedule information provided.   Price                     Quality Demanded    1                                   9     2                                    6   3                                    4   4                                     3   5                                     2       (a) What can you explain from the graph?   (b) Can you identify any determinants?   (c) What happens if price changes?   (d) What else do you think will happen?   (e) What happens if other determinants change?

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QUESTION 14 If two goods are substitutes, then a(n) A increase in the demand for one of them will cause its price to fall B. increase the supply of one of them will cause its price to rise C. increase in the price of one of them will cause the demand for the other to increase D. increase in the price of one of them will cause the supply of the other to increase decrease in the price of one of them will cause the demand for the other to increase E. QUESTION 15 If the supply of coffee falls due to bad weather conditions in coffee-exporting countries, then the A price and quantity will rise B. price and quantity will fall C. price will fall and quantity will rise price will rise and quantity will fall quantity will fall, but price may rise or fall

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Question 12: Which theory states, the price for any good/service is driven by factors of supply and demand as buyers and sellers share information?   A Theory of supply B Theory of demand C Theory of Price D Elasticity

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Plot the demand curve from the demand schedule information provided.   (a) What can you explain from the graph? (b) Can you identify any determinants? (c) What happens if price changes? (d) What else do you think will happen? (e) What happens if other determinants change?

5.01 EC11_Effect on Supply and Demand WS VPN 11% Done EFFECTS ON SUPPLY AND DEMAND Directions: Event #1: Listed below are 10 events which could have some influence on the supply and demand of a product. On a clean sheet of paper, clearly label each event and record your answers. Read each of these events, and decide which factors that affect either consumers or sellers (utility, buying power, price of other goods and services, consumers, cost of production, number of producers, future prices, disasters and emergencies, government, or technology) (use I for each "event") are represented. You will also need to identify which group (consumers or sellers) it would influence. Event #2: A company introduces a new product intended to help college students improve their ability to take tests. The corn crop in one state was damaged by heavy rains and floods. Event #3: One pair of jeans looks the same as another pair but costs much less. Event #4: A candy manufacturer gives large pay increases…