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ECON 200 Final Exam Test #1 Merged
With Correct Complete Solutions ||
Already Graded A+ || 2026-2027 Latest
Update!!!


A black market could arise as a result of: - ANSWER-The imposition of
a legal price ceiling below the equilibrium price.
An effective ceiling price will: - ANSWER-result in a product shortage.
As more of a good is consumed, marginal benefit _____ and as more
of a good is produced, marginal cost _____. - ANSWER-decreases;
increases.
Bagels and cream cheese are complementary goods. Suppose that the
price for flour, which is used to produce bagels, increases. The
equilibrium price of cream cheese ________ and the equilibrium
quantity of cream cheese ________. - ANSWER-falls; decreases
Black markets are associated with: - ANSWER-ceiling prices and the
resulting product shortages.
Both the demand for and supply of cars changes in France. You
observe that the quantity of cars does not change but the price rises.

, Thus, which of the following occurred? - ANSWER-Demand increased
and supply decreased by an equal amount.
Command systems are also known as - ANSWER-Communism or
socialism
Computer chips are a normal good. Suppose the economy slips into a
recession so that income falls. As a result, the demand for computer
chips _____ so that the price of a computer chip _____. - ANSWER-
decreases; falls
Consumer Surplus (CS) - ANSWER-is the difference between the
maximum prices consumers are willing to pay for a product and the
lower equilibrium price.
Examples of command economies are: - ANSWER-Cuba and North
Korea
For consumers, taco chips and salsa are complements. If the price of
salsa rises, what is the effect on the equilibrium price and quantity of
taco chips? - ANSWER-The equilibrium price of taco chips falls and the
equilibrium quantity decreases.
If consumers buy a large number of plug-in electric cars, the
equilibrium price of electricity will ______ and the equilibrium
quantity of electricity will _____. - ANSWER-rise; increase
If good weather conditions result in a larger than normal crop of
peaches, then the - ANSWER-Equilibrium price of peaches falls and the
equilibrium quantity of peaches increases.

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