ECON LESSON 1 MID Flashcards

1
Q

is a measure of the
responsiveness of quantity demanded to changes in price.

A

Price elasticity of demand

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2
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Formula for coefficient of price elasticity of demand

A

Ed = Percentage in quantity demanded/ Percentage change in price

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3
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Quantity demanded changes proportionately more than price changes. OR Ed 1>

A

Elastic

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4
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Quantity demanded changes proportionately less than price changes OR Ed 1<

A

Inelastic

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5
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Quantity demanded changes proportionately to price changes OR Ed 1=

A

Unit elastic

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6
Q

Quantity demanded extremely responsive to even every small changes

A

Perfectly elastic

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7
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Quantity demanded does not change as prices change

A

Perfectly Inelastic

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8
Q

a seller is equal to the price of a good times the quantity of the
good sold.

A

Total revenue

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9
Q

The elasticity of demand is not same the relationship between
Price and quantity and so will also have implications for
revenue. T OR F

A

FALSE (SAME)

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10
Q

In law of supply and demand, price is inversely
proportional to quantity demanded. (downward slope)
T OR F?

A

TRUE

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11
Q

Price and total revenue are inversely related

A

Elastic Demand and Total Revenue

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12
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Price and total revenue are directly related

A

Inelastic Demand and Total Revenue

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13
Q

A rise or fall in price will leave total revenue
unchanged.

A

Unit Elastic Demand and Total Revenue

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14
Q

is a measure of the responsiveness
of quantity supplied to changes in price.

A

Price elasticity of supply

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15
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Formula for coefficient of price elasticity of supply

A

Percentage in quantity supplied/Percentage change in price

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16
Q

Toothpicks are Inelastic. T or F?

A

FALSE ( ELASTIC)

17
Q

Determinants of Elasticity of Supply

A
  1. Change in Per-unit Costs with Increased
    Production
  2. Time Horizon
  3. Share of Market Inputs
  4. Geographic Scope
18
Q

Immediately following a price increase producers can expand out their output using their current supply

A

Time Horizon

19
Q

Supply is more Inelastic when the industry is a small demander in its
input markets because supply can be expanded without causing a big increase in the demand for the industry’s inputs. TRUE OR FALSE?

A

FALSE (INELASTIC)

20
Q

The narrow the scope of the market of a good,
the more elastic its supply.

A

Geographic Scope

21
Q

Supply is inelastic when the industry is a big demander in its input
markets. T OR F

A

TRUE

22
Q

refers to a percentage change in quantity
supplied that is greater than the percentage change in price.

A

Elastic supply

23
Q

refers to a percentage change in
quantity supplied that is less than the percentage change in price.

A

Inelastic supply

24
Q

refers to a percentage change in
quantity supplied that is equal to the percentage change in price.

A

Unit Elastic supply

25
Q

a small change in price changes
the quantity supplied by an infinitely large amount

A

Perfectly Elastic supply

26
Q

a change in price brings no
change in quantity supplied

A

Perfectly inelastic supply

27
Q

Revenue rise as Price rises if
Demand is Inelastic. TRUE OR FALSE

A

TRUE