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Author: Roger A. Arnold
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 3.2, Problem 2ST
(a)
To determine
Changes in the supply curve.
(b)
To determine
Changes in the supply curve.
(c)
To determine
Changes in the supply curve.
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Which of the following will NOT shift the supply curve? Choose all that apply.
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The price of the product is decreased by $20.
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The government decides that the process of making the product is unsafe, so a new and more expensive process has to be adopted.
C.
A new competitor making the same product enters the marketplace.
D.
The price of the product is increased by $20.
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The workers at the plant producing the product receive a $5 per hour raise.
Which of the following would cause a supply curve to shift to the left?
A. The cost of resources needed to produce a good increases.
B. The government lowers taxes on the import of a good.
C. The technology used to produce a good improves.
D. The number of sellers of a particular good increases.
1. Calculate the price elasticity for each of the following. State whether price elasticity of demand is elastic, unit
elastic, or inelastic. Will revenue rise, decline, or stay the same with the given change in price?
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