Chapter 4 Flashcards

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We can measure the total consumer surplus for yogurt as the

A

Some of the individual consumer surplus is of all buyers of yogurt

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The total consumer surplus for yogurt cannot be calculated as the area bounded by the demand curve for yogurt and the two axes

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True

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3
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We can measure the total producer surplus for yogurt as the

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Some of the individual producer surplus of all the buyers of yogurt

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4
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Suppose the government believes that the price of gasoline is too high, and therefore intervenes in the market by setting a price ceiling that is below the equilibrium price. Which scenario would not occur?

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The outcome would be efficient

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5
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A monopolist prevents mutually beneficial traits from occurring by virtue of

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It’s market power

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6
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If the price of a good exceeds the competitive equilibrium price then

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Firms produce more than efficient quantity

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7
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There is a trade off between—— and efficiency in the policies designed to promote equity often, the cost of——-efficiency

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Equity, decreased

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8
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Violet and Allegra or shopping together at the mall for a new pair of shoes. Violet is willing to pay $90 and Allegra is willing to pay $50 for a pair of shoes if the price of shoes is $59. How much total consumer surplus do they receive?

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$31

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9
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Total surplus is

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The sum of consumer and producer surplus

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10
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Assume gasoline in cars are compliments in consumption. If the price of gasoline rises the producer surplus of auto manufacturers.

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Will decrease

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11
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Supposed to pay $14 to see George Clooney and his next movie and that Mr. Clooney receives 40 million for appearing in it. This means that.

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You and George Clooney benefit from this transaction

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12
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If you pay a price exactly equal to your willingness to pay, then your consumer surplus is

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Zero

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13
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A competitive market pushes the quantity produced to it efficient level

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True

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14
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Consumer surplus for an individual buyer is equal to the

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Consumers willingness to pay for the good minus the price paid for the good

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15
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Total surplus generated in the market for blackberries is the total net gain to Consumers in that Market

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False

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