exam 1 Econ

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If QD = 0​ = 2,500−20P​, then P=

$125

Suppose the price of a bottle of orange juice rises to​ $1.50. Once the price of a bottle of orange juice rises to​ $1.50, the total consumer surplus received by these consumers is

$4.5

If the price of a bottle of orange juice is​ $0.75, the total consumer surplus received by these consumers is

$7

The diagram to the right shows a hypothetical demand curve for apples. The slope of this curve is

-0.88

The percentage change in auto sales from 2013 to 2014 is equal to

0%

What fraction of the marbles are​ red?

0.14

In the six months following the Japanese earthquake and tsunami in​ 2011, production of automobiles in Japan declined by 20 percent.

1

What fraction of the marbles are​ yellow?

10/44

What percentage of the marbles are​ blue?

15.9%

What is the equilibrium price of​ houses?

150,000

workers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 output 0, 24, 36, 42, 45, 47 What is the marginal revenue product of the second ​worker? The second ​worker's marginal revenue product is

1800

The diagram to the right illustrates a hypothetical demand curve representing the relationship between price​ (in dollars per​ unit) and quantity ​(in ​1,000s of units per unit of time​). Total revenue is ​$

1925

The percentage change in real GDP from 2016 to 2017=

2.2%

and the equilibrium price is per gallon.

2.50

Assume the demand curve for Pepsi passes through the following two points. Calculate the total revenue at this price of ​$1.00. Revenue=​

200,000

Consider the demand curve illustrated in the figure to the right. Suppose at a price of ​$5 per​ unit, a​ firm's corresponding revenue is represented by the green shaded area. What is the​ firm's revenue? The​ firm's revenue equals ​$

2500

The success of Nike and Adidas athletic shoes leads more firms to begin producing athletic shoes.

3

The marginal revenue product of labor ​(MRPL​) for an employer is shown in the figure to the right. Suppose the market wage is ​$12.00 per hour. How many hours of labor should the employer​ hire? The employer should hire ___ hours of labor.

4

To take advantage of high prices for snow shovels during a snowy​ winter, Alexander​ Shovels, Inc., decides to increase output.

4

The equilibrium quantity of gasoline is million gallons ​

5.00

Economists often are interested in percentage change from one period to the next. The percentage rate of change of gross domestic product​ (GDP) is an important macroeconomic variable. If in 2010 GDP was​ $11,150 billion​ dollars, and GDP increased to $11,826 billion in​ 2011, what is the growth rate of the U.S. economy in​ 2011?

6.1%

The bar graph to the right illustrates hypothetical data for the market share for the United States automobile market. The percentage of the U.S. market that U.S. auto firms control is

60%

Assume the figure to the right illustrates the market for houses for sale in a small city. Suppose the market price of houses is ​$225,000. How large will the resulting surplus​ be? At a price of $225,000​, there will be ____ surplus houses.

600

The pie chart illustrates hypothetical data for the market share for the United States automobile market. The percentage of the U.S. market that U.S. auto firms control is

65%

In your economics​ class, you scored a 70 on the first​ quiz, a 83 on the second​ quiz, and an 82 on the third quiz. Your average quiz grade is

78.3

Frank Gunter owns an apple orchard. He employs 45 apple pickers and pays them ​$8 per hour to pick​ apples, which he sells for ​$2.00 per box. If Frank is maximizing​ profits, what is the marginal revenue product of the last worker he​ hired? What is that​ worker's marginal product​? Marginal revenue product of the last worker=​ Marginal product of the last worker=

8, 4

The opportunity cost of the​ student-athlete returning to college next year is

900000

What is the area of the blue triangle shown in the​ figure? The area of the triangle=

9375

Indicate which of the following would cause a movement from point A to C.

A decrease in input prices. An increase in worker productivity.

Which of the following events would cause the supply curve to increase from S1 to S3​?

A decrease in the price of inputs.

Indicate which of the following could cause a movement from point A to C.

A rise in vegetarianism. B. A fall in the number of buyers.

How does consumer surplus change as the equilibrium price of a good rises or​ falls?

As the price of a good​ rises, consumer surplus decreases and as the price of a good​ falls, consumer surplus increases

How does producer surplus change as the equilibrium price of a good rises or​ falls?

As the price of a good​ rises, producer surplus increases and as the price of a good​ falls, producer surplus decreases

​Trade-offs force society to answer questions such as what goods and services will be​ produced, how will the goods and services be​ produced, and who will receive the goods and services produced. Which of the following countries has an economy where households and firms make these​ decisions?

Canada

he diagram to the right represents a demand curve for apples. The original demand curve is D1. If a factor other than price which affects demand​ changes, causing demand to increase​, the resultant demand curve is represented by

D2

Which diagram represents the​ cancer-fighting drug? ​Why?

Figure 2, Market demand reflects the availability of few substitutes.

What are the two main categories of participants in​ markets?

Firms and households.

What effect will changes in labor supply have on the equilibrium wage and​ employment?

If the labor supply curve shifts to the left​, then the equilibrium wage will rise and employment will fall .

Which of the following correctly explains the effect of a variable on the labor demand​ curve?

If the quantities of other inputs increase​, then the labor demand curve will shift to the right.

If the labor demand curve shifts to the left and the labor supply curve remains​ unchanged, what will happen to the equilibrium wage and the equilibrium level of​ employment?

The equilibrium wage decreases and the equilibrium level of employment decreases .

If the labor supply curve shifts to the left and the labor demand curve remains​ unchanged, what will happen to the equilibrium wage and the equilibrium level of​ employment?

The equilibrium wage increases and the equilibrium level of employment decreases .

From the information in the​ table, can you determine whether this firm is a price taker or a price​ maker?

The firm is a price taker in the market for television sets and in the market for labor because it cannot affect the price of televisions or the wage.

Suppose that a large oil field is discovered in Michigan. By imposing a tax on the​ oil, the state government is able to eliminate the state income tax on wages. What is likely to be the effect on the labor supply curve in​ Michigan?

The quantity of labor supplied in Michigan will decrease if the income effect is larger than the substitution effect.

What is the​ circular-flow diagram and what does it​ illustrate?

The​ circular-flow diagram shows how households and firms are linked through product and factor markets.

​McDonald's distributes $1.00 off coupons. This will cause

a movement along the demand curve for​ McDonald's Big Mac hamburgers.

In the diagram to the​ right, when demand decreases​, _____ develops at the original price.

a surplus

In the​ diagram, when supply increases​, ____develops at the original price. Equilibrium price will ___and equilibrium quantity will ___as a new equilibrium is established.

a surplus fall, rise

Producer surplus is equal to the area

above the supply curve and below the price for the units produced and sold.

When economists speak of a surplus​, they mean a situation in which

all of the above.

grading infuses everything that happens in the​ classroom." They also argue that grading​ "needs to be acknowledged and managed from the first moment that an instructor begins planning a​ class." ​Source: Barbara E. Walvoord and Virginia Johnson​ Anderson, Effective​ Grading: A Tool for Learning and Assessment in​ College, 2nd​ edition, San​ Francisco: Jossey-Bass,​ 2010, p. 1. Part 2 The grading system used by a teacher can affect the incentives of students to learn the course material by

altering the payoffs to achieving success on the various components of the course.

Imagine that the curves shown in the accompanying figure represent two demand curves for traditional wings​ (basket of​ six) at Buffalo Wild Wings. Further assume that wings are a normal good. The movement from point A to B on D1 is caused by

an increase in the price of baskets of traditional wings.

Suppose that the curves in the figure to the right represent two supply curves for traditional wings​ (basket of​ six) at Buffalo Wild Wings. The movement from point A to B on S1 is caused by

an increase in the price of baskets of traditional wings.

Now suppose the fired female financial advisors seek jobs at another financial institution ​(financial institution ​B). Financial institution B will

be able to charge lower prices

Are salaries determined by the importance of the work being​ done? If​ not, what are they determined​ by? Salaries are determined

by the marginal revenue product of the last worker hired and the supply of labor.

On the diagram to the​ right, a movement from A to B represents a

change in quantity supplied.

if teachers put too much weight in the grading scale on a certain part of the​ course, like readings outside the​ textbook, students might respond by ______other parts of the course.

de-emphasizing

The price of fries increases due to a potato shortage. This will

decrease the demand for McDonald's Big Mac hamburgers.

Use the line drawing tool to draw a supply line shifting to the right. Label this line ​'S2​'. With this​ shift, equilibrium price will ___ and equilibrium quantity will ____

decrease, increase

After World War II in​ 1945, the United States experienced a​ "baby boom" as birthrates rose and remained high through the early 1960s. In​ 2011, the first members of the baby boom generation became older than 65. What effect will this have on the market for doctors​? As the first baby boomers become older than​ 65, the

demand curve for doctors will shift to the right

State whether each of the following events will result in a movement along the demand curve for​ McDonald's Big Mac hamburgers or whether it will cause the curve to shift. The price of Burger​ King's Whopper hamburger declines. This will cause

demand for​ McDonald's Big Mac hamburgers to decrease.

The U.S. economy enters a period of rapid growth in incomes. This will cause

demand for​ McDonald's Big Mac hamburgers to shift to the left if they are inferior goods.

Do you​ agree? Shouldn't a baseball player with a particular level of ability be worth the same to every​ team? Briefly explain. What a baseball player is worth

depends on his marginal product and the price his output sells​ for, the latter of which is different for each team.

If the market price ​'Pmkt​' is equal to the price 'P0​', then quantity supplied is _____ quantity demanded and the market is in____

equal to, equilibrium

To reach an​ equilibrium, the price of rugs in this market must

fall

Equilibrium price will ___and equilibrium quantity will ____as a new equilibrium is established.

fall, fall (same as photo on card 66)

In​ economics, the term capital refers to

goods used to produce other goods.

Microeconomics is most likely to include the study of

household choices.

Which participants are of greatest importance in determining what goods and services are​ produced?

households

In this​ example, consuming additional movies ____the law of diminishing marginal utility.

illustrates

In the​ circular-flow diagram showing how a market system​ works,

income flows to households through factor markets.

Suppose the price of a substitute to LCD televisions rises. What effect will this have on the market equilibrium for LCD​ TVs? The equilibrium price of LCD TVs will

increase and the equilibrium quantity will increase.

With this​ shift, equilibrium price will ___and equilibrium quantity will ____

increase, increase

As a result of financial institution A's discrimination, the equilibrium wage for financial advisors at financial institution A

increases

Teachers often wish that students came to class prepared having read the upcoming material. A teacher could design the grading system to motivate students to come to class prepared by _____the grade weight assigned to being prepared.

increasing

workers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 output 0, 24, 36, 42, 45, 47 Is the firm experiencing the effects predicted by the law of diminishing returns The firm is experiencing diminishing returns.

is

Suppose Sony makes PlayStation 3 using labor. In what way is labor a derived​ demand? Labor for Sony to make PlayStation 3 is a derived demand because

it depends on consumer demand for PlayStation 3.

As a result of new firms entering the MP3 player market​, the new equilibrium price will be ____and the new equilibrium quantity will be ____

lower, higher

Examining how consumers react to changes in product prices is most likely an issue in

microeconomics

Is the relationship between the price of pies and the number of pies Jacob buys a positive relationship or a negative​ relationship?

negative

Suppose an analyst evaluates whether it is a bad idea to pass minimum wage laws. This is an example of

normative analysis

The diagram to the right illustrates a supply curve. As with all supply ​curves, this​ curve's slope is

positive

Canada has a market economy. As​ such, Canada​'s economy​ (relative to centrally planned​ economies) tends to result in

productive efficiency and allocative efficiency but not necessarily equity.

In the diagram to the​ right, when the price is ​$45 per​ player, the amount of the____ is___ million players per month.

shortage, 14

Suppose instead that the price of LCD TVs is ​$800.00. This will result in a ____, which will place ____pressure on the price.

shortage, upward

Given the changes to​ Medicare, if the marginal benefit of offering an additional bed is $2,000 and the marginal cost is $8,000 per​ bed, then the corporation _____offer additional beds.

should not

Suppose the market price of rugs is ​$1,750. At a price of ​$1,750​, there will be a ____of rugs.

surplus

If instead the market price were $3.25​, then there would be a___of __ million gallons.

surplus, 3

Consumer surplus is

the difference between the highest price a consumer is willing to pay and the price the consumer actually pays.

Producer surplus is

the difference between the lowest price a firm would be willing to accept and the price it actually receives.

This percentage change in real GDP is also known as

the economic growth rate.

Why are major league baseball players on average paid substantially more than college​ professors? Explain. Major league baseball players are paid more than college professors because

the marginal revenue product of major league baseball players is high relative to college professors.

Suppose instead that the demand curve shifts to the right. ​ Then, relative to the initial market​ equilibrium,

the new equilibrium price would be higher and the new equilibrium quantity would be higher.

What are the three most important variables that cause the market supply curve for labor to​ shift? The supply curve for labor shifts with changes in

the​ population, demographics, and opportunities in other labor markets.

Consider the market for Apple iPods. Assume the market is perfectly competitive and at a​ market-clearing equilibrium. What area represents consumer​ surplus? What area represents producer​ surplus? Consumer surplus is equal to the area

under the demand curve and above the price for the units consumed.

If the price of a bottle of orange juice is​ $0.75, then consumer surplus is an amount equal to the area

under the demand curve and above the​ $0.75 price for each individual who buys and consumes orange juice.

If the price of a bottle of orange juice is​ $1.50, then consumer surplus is an amount equal to the area

under the demand curve and above the​ $1.50 price for each individual who buys and consumes orange juice.

If the workers in the dangerous​ factory, absent the safety​ law, experience cognitive dissonance​, then they ______the true risk of their job.

underestimate

Suppose workers have the option of working in a dangerous factory or a safe factory. Both jobs require the same productive​ characteristics, such as education and training. Given compensating differentials​, the safety law

would not necessarily make workers in the dangerous factory better off because it would lower their wages.

Which of the following shows a negative nonlinear relationship?

y= 27/x

On the fourth​ quiz, you scored an 83. Did the fourth quiz raise your​ average?

yes


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