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1Price elasticity of demand is defined as:
- Athe percentage change in quantity demanded divided by the percentage change in price.
- Bthe slope of the demand curve.
- Cthe slope of the demand curve divided by the price.
- Dthe percentage change in price divided by the percentage change in quantity demanded.
2When elasticity is 0.1, demand is
- Ainelastic.
- Belastic.
- Cunit elastic.
- Dundefined.
3A demand or supply curve with ______________ would be horizontal in appearance.
- Ainfinite elasticity
- Bunitary elasticity
- Czero elasticity
- Dinfinite cost elasticity
4A demand curve that is perfectly horizontal is
- Aperfectly elastic.
- Bperfectly inelastic.
- Crelatively elastic.
- Drelatively inelastic.
5Demand is said to be __________ when the quantity demanded changes at the same proportion as the price.
- Aunit elastic
- Belastic
- Cinelastic
- Dindependent
6The tax on a good or service would be represented as
- Aa decrease in supply
- Ban increase in demand.
- Can increase in supply.
- Da decrease in demand.
7If cola and iced tea are good substitutes for consumers, then it is likely that:
- Atheir cross price elasticities are greater than zero.
- Btheir price elasticities of demand are less than one.
- Ctheir income elasticities are less than zero.
- Dtheir price elasticities of supply are less than one.
8A 10 percent increase in the price of soda leads to a 20 percent increase in the quantity of iced tea demanded. It appears that:
- Across-price elasticity of demand for iced tea is -2.
- Belasticity of demand for soda 0.5 and is inelastic.
- Celasticity of demand for iced tea is 2 and is elastic.
- Dcross-price elasticity of demand for soda is -0.5.
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- ECON 2203 Test sobre Concept 4 Practice Quiz, creado por Adam Peterson el 18/06/2018.
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