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Price Ceilings

Price Ceilings

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12th Grade

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Kendrick Broadus

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50 Slides • 26 Questions

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Price Ceilings

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Price Floors​

by Kendrick Broadus

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Which of the following would cause a change in supply?

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A change in market price

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A change in technology available

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A change in the number of sellers

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

Price ceilings lead to ___________ and price floors lead to ___________.

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surplus;shortage

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shortage;surplus

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Multiple Choice

An effective price floor must be set above equilibrium, resulting in:

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a shortage

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a surplus

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limited choices

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None of the above

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In terms of supply and demand, what problem exists in the market for concert tickets?

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Open Ended

What is one idea you can think of to help solve this problem?

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Open Ended

If the price Miley Cyrus charges for each ticket is below equilibrium, why doesn’t she raise her prices?

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Multiple Choice

What is the equilibrium price and quantity for the tickets?

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100, 30

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100, 50

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75, 40

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60, 30

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Multiple Choice

When a price ceiling is in place keeping the price below the market price, what’s larger: quantity demanded or quantity supplied?

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Quantity demanded

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Quantity supplied.

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Indeterminate with the given information.

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Neither

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Suppose that the market for coats is described as follows: What is the equilibrium price of coats?

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120

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100

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80

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60

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Suppose the government sets a price ceiling of $80. How large will the shortage be?

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5 million coats

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4 million coats

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3 million coats

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2 million coats

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Multiple Choice

When a price ceiling is in place keeping the price below the market price, which is true of the quantity demanded & quantity supplied?

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Quantity Demanded is greater

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Quantity Supplied is greater

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Quantity Demanded equals Quantity supplied

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What is the equilibrium quantity in this graph?

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$1.50

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$1.00

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600

4

800

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At the price of 1.00 there is a 

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shortage of 200

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surplus of 200

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shortage of 400

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surplus of 400

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Multiple Choice

An effective price floor must be set above equilibrium, resulting in:

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a shortage

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a surplus

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limited choices

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None of the above

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If the government set the price at $700, would that be a price ceiling or floor?

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Price Ceiling

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Price Floor 

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Neither

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If the government set the price at $300, what would be the result?

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Surplus of 4,000

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Surplus of 2,000

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Shortage of 4,000

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Shortage of 2,000

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If the government creates a price floor of $80, which one of the following statements is correct?

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The quantity demanded = 60

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The quantity supplied = 180

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There is a shortage of 140

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There price floor is ineffective

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If the government creates a price ceiling of $30, which one of the following statements is correct?

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The quantity demanded = 60

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The quantity supplied = 160

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There is a surplus of 100

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There is a shortage of 100

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If the Market price is $50,, which of the following is True of Quantity Supplied and Quantity Demanded

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quantity demanded = 120

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quantity supplied = 120

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quantity demanded = 120 & quantity supplied =120

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quantity demanded = quantity supplied

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What would result if the price were set at $1.75

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Surplus, Quantity Supplied is greater

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Shortage, Quantity Demanded is greater

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Quantity Supplied = Quantity Demanded

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$1.75

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In a free market, the price would be

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$10

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$8

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$6.

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$4

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Multiple Choice

A price ceiling is the highest price the government will allow to be charged for a product. 

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True

2

False

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What does this graph show?
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Shortage
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Surplus
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Supply Table
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Equilibrium

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Multiple Choice

Price ceilings lead to ___________ and price floors lead to ___________.
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surplus;shortage
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shortage;surplus

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What is the result of the government implementing a price floor of $60
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There would be a shortage of 100 since it is cheaper for consumers 
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There would be a surplus of 100 because it is more expensive for consumers 
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There would be a shortage of 100 because it is assisting the suppliers
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There would be a surplus of 100 because it is beneficial to consumers 

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Multiple Choice

If there is a surplus in the market, the price is likely to...

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increase.

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decrease.

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fluctuate.

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stay the same.

Price Ceilings

&

Price Floors​

by Kendrick Broadus

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