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WorksheetsQUARTER 2: WISDOM AP-9 Long Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
This refers to a tabular representation that shows the quantity demand a consumer is willing to buy given alternative prices at a specific period of time.
Goods
Demand
Supply
Economics
What does ceteris paribus means?
Price is the only constant
quantity supply is the only constant
Quantity demanded is the only constant
All other things affecting demand/supply were held constant
This refers to a tabular representation that shows quantity demand a consumer is willing to buy given alternative prices.
Schedule
Chart
Equilibrium
Graph
This is a graphical representation of the relationship between price and quantity demand/supply.
Table
Equation
Schedule
Graph
This refers to the total quantity of a product/service supplied by all producers in the market.
Market Supply
Demand
Market Demand
Supply
It determines or measures the degree of response of a consumer to a change in price.
Market Elasticity
Demand Elasticity
Supply Elasticity
Elasticity
A product is considered a NORMAL GOOD if factors like:
Income increases while demand decreases
Income decreases while demand increases
Only the income increases
Income and demand for the product decreases
It refers to a movement or change going left or right of the demand/supply curve.
Shift
Leftward
Movement
Rightward
It refers to a movement or change along the demand/supply curve.
Movement
Leftward
Rightward
Shift
It determines or measures the degree of response of the producers to a change in price.
Supply Elasticity
Demand Elasticity
Market Elasticity
Elasticity
This refers to a product that can be used in replacement of another product.
Normal Goods
Substitute Goods
Special Goods
Inferior Goods
A product is said to be INFERIOR GOOD if factors like:
Income increases while demand decreases
Income decreases while demand decreases
Income and demand for the product increase
Income and demand for the product decrease
If a product is said to be ELASTIC, which is the usual response of the consumers relating to the price of the good?
If the price increases, demand will become zero
If the price decreases, demand increases
If the price increases, demand decreases
If the price increases, demand will either increase or decrease
In an ELASTIC demand, which is the usual behavior of the consumers?
Not too responsive to the price change
Consumers usually buy what they want regardless of the price
Responsive to the price change
Not responsive to price change
If a product is said to be INELASTIC, which is the usual response of the consumers relating to the price of good?
If the price increases, there will be a slight decrease in demand
If there is a slight increase in price, demand will become zero.
If the price increases, demand decreases
If the price decreases, demand increases
In an INELASTIC demand, which is the usual behavior of the consumers?
Responsive to the price change
Not too responsive to the price change
Not responsive to price change
Consumers usually buy what they want regardless of the price
Law that indicates that as price of goods and services decreases, all other things being constant, the corresponding quantity that the consumers will be willing to buy increases.
Law of Demand
Law of Supply
Law of Market
Law of Demand and Supply
When is a supply ELASTIC?
Minimal change in supply occurs
Maximum change in supply occurs when price changes
Change only occurs in supply and not in price.
No change occurs
What kind of product exists when there is a demand/supply when price remains unchanged, but once price is increased, demand/ supply become zero?
Perfectly Elastic
Unit Elastic
Perfectly Inelastic
Elastic
What is the coefficient if demand/supply is INELASTIC?
>1
1
0
<1
What is the coefficient if demand/supply is UNITARY?
0
1
>1
<1
What is the coefficient if demand/supply is PERFECTLY ELASTIC?
<1
0
∞
>1
If there exist a >1 % change in quantity demand/supply over 1% change in price, the product is said to be……
Elastic
Unitary
Inelastic
Perfectly Elastic
If a demand/supply curve is going outward, what is its implication?
There is a leftward shift, there is an increase in quantity demanded/ supply
There is a leftward shift, there is a infinite in quantity demanded/ supply
There is a Rightward shift, there is an increase in quantity demanded/ supply
There is a Rightward shift, there is a decrease in quantity demanded/ supply
Price and supply have a __________ relationship.
Positive
Negative
Neutral
Direct
Which of the following factor that moves the demand along the curve?
Price
Consumer's Expectation
Taste
Number of Consumers
You heard that a typhoon will enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility next week, Monday. How will this affect the demand basic commodities?
Decrease in Demand
Increase in Demand
Demand Remains the same
No Change in Demand
What does a shift to the right of the supply curve show?
Increase in Supply
Decrease in Supply
No Change in Supply
Rightward
What is the reason for the movement along the supply curve?
Expenses
Price
Subsidy
Technology
Which of the following is not a factor that affects supply curve?
Cost
Profit
Subsidy
Climate
It refers to the price agreed upon by the consumers and producers , where the consumer is able and willing to buy and the producer is able and willing to sell.
Equilibrium Quantity
Market Equilibrium
Equilibrium Price
Equilibrium Point
This is the amount of an item that consumers want to buy is equal the amount being supplied by its producers.
Market Equilibrium
Equilibrium Point
Equilibrium Quantity
Equilibrium
What do you call a situation where in demand is less than supply?
Surplus
Less than one
More than one
Shortage
This is a situation wherein quantity demanded is greater than the quantity supplied.
Excess
Scarcity
Shortage
Surplus
Which of the following intervention of the government focuses on determining the price in the market?
Price Control
Price Freeze
Price Ceiling
Price Floor
This is the price imposed by the government lower than the prevailing price in the market.
Ceiling Price
Floor Price
Price Control
Price Freeze
This refer to the price imposed by the government higher than the prevailing price in the market.
Over Price
Ceiling Price
Floor Price
Price Control
What type of market allows all consumer and producer to participate in the market?
Perfect Competition
Monopoly
Oligopoly
Monopolistic Competition
This type of market is fully controlled by the government.
Monopsony
Monopoly
Oligopoly
Oligopolistic Competition
This market structure has one consumer.
Monopsony
Oligopoly
Monopolistic
Cartel
Homogeneous and Differentiated Products were introduced in this type market.
Perfect Competition
Imperfect Competition
Oligopoly
Oligopolistic Competition
What do you call a collection of independent businesses or organizations that collude in order to manipulate the price of a product or service?
Cartel
Competition
Firm
Merchant
This type of market have relatively huge capital needed for advertisements.
Oligopoly
Monopoly
Perfect Competition
Imperfect Competition
In this type market, producers has the ability to block potential competitor in the market and control or dictate the price in the market.
Monopsony
Monopoly
Oligopoly
Monopolistic Competition
Agricultural products / perishable goods are present in this type of market.
Perfect Competition
Imperfect Competition
Monopolistic Competition
Oligopolistic Competition
Aling Linda was able to sell 2,000 sticks of barbeque per day. Her Barbeque is worth Php 10.00 per stick and this goes for about 10 months. Last January, Aling Linda decided to raise the price of her barbeque from Php 10.00 to Php20.00. There are some costumers who questioned the increased in price of barbeque. But in general, customers still patronized Aling Linda's barbeque. What kind of product does Aling Linda is selling?
Elastic
Inelastic
Perfectly Elastic
Perfectly Inelastic
To be an exporter of product, the country must have its domestic price of the product to be ___________ the foreign price.
higher than
lower than
equal to
at the average of
Which of the following is the best example of homogeneous product?
Soft Drinks
Shoes
Vegetables
Candy
An increase in the price of electricity will result to:
increase in the price of kerosene heaters
increase in the demand of generator
increase in the demand of light bulbs
increase in the demand of candles
Which of the following is the characteristic of perfect competition?
Having a differentiated products
Having free entry and exit in the market
Advertising the products
Having the power to dictate the price
