Self Quiz Unit 3 - BUS 1103
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● Substitute goods have negative cross-price elasticities of demand.
● Select one:
● a. True
● b. False
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● The correct answer is: False
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● Elasticities are often higher in the short run than in the long run.
● Select one:
● a. True
● b. False
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● The correct answer is: False
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● Perfect inelasticity is a percentage change in price, no matter how large, results in
zero change in quantity.
● Select one:
● a. True
● b. False
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● The correct answer is: True
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● The name for this equation is: _________________ = (% change in Qd of good A)
(% change in price of good B)
● Select one:
● a. Cross-price elasticity of demand
● b. Income elasticity of demand
● c. Price elasticity
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● The correct answer is: Cross-price elasticity of demand
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● Inelasticity demand is when the elasticity of demand is greater than one, indicating a
high responsiveness of quantity demanded or supplied to changes in price.
● Select one:
● a. True
● b. False
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● The correct answer is: False
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● Which elasticity can be described as not very responsive?
● Select one:
● a. Elastic
● b. Unitary
● c. Inelastic
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● The correct answer is: Inelastic
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● A_______________is when a given percent price change in price leads to an equal
percentage change in quantity demanded or supplied.
● Select one:
● a. Elastic demand
● b. Inelastic supply
● c. Constant unitary elasticity
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● The correct answer is: Constant unitary elasticity
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● What is an example of inelasticity good?
● Select one:
● a. Diamond ring
● b. Prescription medication
● c. None of the above
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● The correct answer is: Diamond ring
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● A higher level of income causes a demand curve to shift to the right for a normal
good, which means that the income elasticity of demand is positive.
● Select one:
● a. True
● b. False
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● The correct answer is: True
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● The ratio between the percentage change in the quantity demanded (Qd) or supplied
(Qs) and the corresponding percent change in price is a called .
● Select one:
● a. Wage elasticity
● b. Unitary elasticity
● c. Price elasticity
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● The correct answer is: Price elasticity
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● Question 1Not answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag question
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● Substitute goods have negative cross-price elasticities of demand.
● Select one:
● a. True
● b. False
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● The correct answer is: False
● Question 2Not answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag question
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● Elasticities are often higher in the short run than in the long run.
● Select one:
● a. True
● b. False
● Feedback
● The correct answer is: False
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● Perfect inelasticity is a percentage change in price, no matter how large, results in
zero change in quantity.
● Select one:
● a. True
● b. False
● Feedback
● The correct answer is: True
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● The name for this equation is: _________________ = (% change in Qd of good A)
(% change in price of good B)
● Select one:
● a. Cross-price elasticity of demand
● b. Income elasticity of demand
● c. Price elasticity
● Feedback
● The correct answer is: Cross-price elasticity of demand
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● Inelasticity demand is when the elasticity of demand is greater than one, indicating a
high responsiveness of quantity demanded or supplied to changes in price.
● Select one:
● a. True
● b. False
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● The correct answer is: False
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● Which elasticity can be described as not very responsive?
● Select one:
● a. Elastic
● b. Unitary
● c. Inelastic
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● The correct answer is: Inelastic
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● A_______________is when a given percent price change in price leads to an equal
percentage change in quantity demanded or supplied.
● Select one:
● a. Elastic demand
● b. Inelastic supply
● c. Constant unitary elasticity
● Feedback
● The correct answer is: Constant unitary elasticity
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● What is an example of inelasticity good?
● Select one:
● a. Diamond ring
● b. Prescription medication
● c. None of the above
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● The correct answer is: Diamond ring
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● A higher level of income causes a demand curve to shift to the right for a normal
good, which means that the income elasticity of demand is positive.
● Select one:
● a. True
● b. False
● Feedback
● The correct answer is: True
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● The ratio between the percentage change in the quantity demanded (Qd) or supplied
(Qs) and the corresponding percent change in price is a called .
● Select one:
● a. Wage elasticity
● b. Unitary elasticity
● c. Price elasticity
● Feedback
● The correct answer is: Price elasticity
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