Microeconomics
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ISBN: 9781259813337
Author: KARLAN, Dean S., Morduch, Jonathan
Publisher: Mcgraw-hill Education,
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Question 1 Suppose that the demand for toy drums is described by the equation QD = 300 - 5p, and supply is QS = 60 + 3p,(1) What are the equilibrium price and quantity? (2) If a decrease in consumer income shifted the demand curve to QD’ = 220 - 5p, how does this change affect the equilibrium price and quantity?
Show the solutions using a graph and calculate the numerical answer.
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1. In drawing an individual’s demand curve for a commodity, all but which one of the following are kept constant?
a, The individual’s money income,
b, The prices of other commodities,
c, The price of the commodity under consideration,
d, The tastes of the individuals.
2. A fall in the price of a commodity, holding everything else constant, results in and is referred to as:
a, an increase in demand,
b, a decrease in demand,
c,an increase in the quantity demanded,
d, a decrease in the quantity demanded.
3. When anindividual’s income rises, while everything else remains the same), that person’s demand fora normal good:
a, rises,
b, falls,
c, remains the same,
d,any of the above.
4. When an individual’s income falls, while everything else remains the same, that person’s demandfor an inferior good:
a, increases,
b, decreases,
c,remains unchanged,
d, we cannot say without additional information.
Illustrate the appropriate change and specify whethereach change represents an increase or a decrease.c. When the price of chicken unexpectedly rises, many consumers choose topurchase corned beef instead.
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