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The U.S. population has increased from 154 million in 1951 to 313

million at the start of 2012, a 103% increase. To feed the nation and the

world, what is your best estimate of the percentage increase in

cropland in the U.S.? Answer: -25%

What is the slope of the line y = 5 - 0.2 x? Answer: -0.2

Which of the following would be examples of value added in

agriculture? Check all that apply. 0.33 points will be deducted from

your score for wrong answers Answer: -Your McDonalds Take out

meal

-Strawberries turned into jam

-Bison meat being sold as jerky

Agricultural economics deals with Answer: Farm supply and farms

Distributors such Ben E. Keith

Grain elevators and processors


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Retailers such as Sam's Club or HEB

Which point(s) provide the largest level of utility? Answer: B and D

Calculate the marginal rate of substitution of changing consumption

from point B Answer: (3-5)/(12-8)=-2/4=-1/2

Let the black line represent the original budget constraint, which line

represents an increase in your budget? Answer: Purple

Which of the following products do you most likely have an effective

demand for in your consumption bundle? Answer: Low fat milk at

$3.79/ gallon

At what point does the consumer maximize his / her utility? Answer: 4

coke and 10 pepsi

Assume the ratio of marginal utility of texting relative to the price of

texting (air time) is greater than the marginal utility of going to the

movies relative to movie ticket prices.




What should a rational consumer do to increase their utility? Answer:

Purchase more text time and less movie tickets

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Let the black line represent the original budget constraint, which line

represents an increase in the price of good A? Answer: Red

The price of designer blue jeans has increased by 25%. As a rational

consumer, you have decreased your purchases of blue jeans by two.

This decrease in purchases is a result of Answer: Income and

Substitution Effect

Which area represents the change in consumer surplus if price

decreases from 6 to 2 dollars? Answer: FCBE

Which area represents the change in consumer surplus if price

increases from 2 to 6 dollars? Answer: FCBE

Changes in consumer equilibrium brought about by price changes

were discussed. ____ effect of a price change is the change in quantity

attributed solely to the effective change in your buying power.

Answer: Income

Changes in consumer equilibrium brought about by price changes

were discussed. ____ effect of a price change is the change in quantity

attributed solely to the change in the price ratio, Pgood A / Pgood B?

Answer: Substitution


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The potato originated in the Andean region, wealthier people in this

area prefer wheat to potatoes. In Bangladesh, however, potatoes are

viewed as a expensive source of calories and a high prestige food.

What type of good are potatoes in the Andean region and in

Bangladesh, respectively? Answer: Inferior, Normal

What is the own price elasticity for the arc between points A and B?

Answer: ((12-20)/(10-6))(((10+6)/2))/((20+12)/2))) = (-8/4)(8/16) = -1

Do You Recall: Assume you have $20 to spend on hotdogs and coke.

The price of a hotdog is $2 and coke is $1. Which point is the correct

consumer equilibrium? Answer: B

When a university experiences a decrease in state funding, the

university often increases tuition and fees in an attempt to meet their

budget shortfalls. This works only if enrollment is Answer: Inelastic

The own price elasticity for Mountain Dew has been estimated to be -

4.4, whereas the own price elasticity for soft drinks has been estimated

to be -0.9. How can this be Answer: If you increase the price of

Mountain Dew you may switch to another soft drink - making

Mountain Dew more elastic relative to soft drinks in general.



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