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G8 Units 4 and 5 review

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a Price Ceiling?

a)
A tax imposed on a product or service
b)
A government-imposed limit on the price that can be charged for a product or service.
c)
An increase in the price of a product or service
d)
A government subsidy for a product or service
2.

What is a Price Floor?

a)
A type of floor made of price tags
b)
The highest price that can be charged for a product
c)
A government- or group-imposed price control or limit on how low a price can be charged for a product.
d)
A type of dance move
3.

What is a per-unit tax?

a)
A tax imposed on the number of employees in a company
b)
A tax imposed on each unit of a good or service
c)
A tax imposed on the weight of a good or service
d)
A tax imposed on the total income of an individual
4.

What is a subsidy?

a)
A tax imposed on businesses
b)
A loan provided by the government
c)
A payment made by consumers to the government
d)
A sum of money granted by the government to assist an industry or business
5.

A per-unit subsidy will shift ______ to the ____

a)

supply, left

b)

supply, right

c)

demand, right

d)

demand, left

6.

A per-unit tax will shift ______ to the ____

a)

supply, left

b)

supply, right

c)

demand, right

d)

demand, left

7.

What area represents Total Tax Revenue?

a)

RTS

b)

S

c)

TW

d)

SU

8.

A price ceiling goes ​_____ the equilibrium, and creates a ​_______

a)

below, shortage

b)

above, shortage

c)

above, surplus

d)

below, surplus

9.

A price floor goes ​_____ the equilibrium, and creates a ​_______

a)

below, shortage

b)

above, shortage

c)

above, surplus

d)

below, surplus

10.

If the price of a good increases, then consumer surplus (CS) will:

a)

Increase

b)

Decrease

c)

No Change

d)

Become infinity

11.

If the price of a good increases, then Producer Surplus (PS) will:

a)

Increase

b)

Decrease

c)

No Change

d)

Become zero

12.

We can determine the shortage in a market because:

a)

Demand is higher than supply

b)

Quantity Supplied is equal to quantity Demanded

c)

Quantity Supplied is higher than quantity Demanded

d)

Quantity Demanded is higher than quantity Supplied

13.

We can determine the surplus in a market because:

a)

Demand is higher than supply

b)

Quantity Supplied is equal to quantity Demanded

c)

Quantity Supplied is higher than quantity Demanded

d)

Quantity Demanded is higher than quantity Supplied

14.

Calculate Consumer Surplus (CS) at the equilibrium

a)

400

b)

200

c)

600

d)

1,000

15.

Calculate Producer Surplus (PS) after the tax

a)

400

b)

200

c)

600

d)

1,000

16.

Calculate the Deadweight Loss (DWL) after the tax

a)

400

b)

200

c)

600

d)

1,000

17.

Calculate the Total Expenditure (Total Spending) from consumers after the tax

a)

400

b)

800

c)

1,200

d)

12

18.

Calculate the Total Revenue from Firms after the tax

a)

400

b)

800

c)

1,200

d)

8

19.

Calculate Producer Surplus (PS) after an effective Price Ceiling at $400

a)

40,000

b)

90,000

c)

4,000

d)

30,000

20.

Calculate Deadweight Loss (DWL) after an effective Price Ceiling of $400.

a)

40,000

b)

9,000

c)

20,000

d)

30,000

21.

Calculate Deadweight Loss (DWL) after an effective Price Floor at $32

a)

360

b)

540

c)

108

d)

54

22.

Calculate Producer Surplus (PS) after an effective Price Ceiling at $10

a)

200

b)

500

c)

50

d)

100

23.

Calculate Deadweight Loss (DWL) after an effective Price Ceiling at $10

a)

150

b)

300

c)

500

d)

250

24.

If there is a Price Ceiling above the equilibrium, this will cause

a)

Demand to increase

b)

Demand to decrease

c)

Consumer Surplus to Increase

d)

No change in the market equilibrium

25.

If there is a Price Floor below the equilibrium, this will cause

a)

Supply to increase

b)

Supply to decrease

c)

Producer Surplus to Increase

d)

No change in the market equilibrium

26.

What is the impact of a price ceiling on the market equilibrium?

a)

It creates a shortage

b)

It creates a surplus

c)

It has no impact

d)

It increases demand

27.

Define the concept of Total Expenditure in the context of consumer spending.

a)

It is the total amount of money spent by consumers on a particular product or service

b)

It is the total amount of money earned by consumers from selling a particular product or service

c)

It is the total amount of money spent by producers on a particular product or service

d)

It is the total amount of money earned by producers from selling a particular product or service

28.

Explain the impact of a per-unit subsidy on the supply curve.

a)

It shifts the supply curve to the left

b)

It shifts the supply curve to the right

c)

It has no impact on the supply curve

d)

It increases the price of the product

29.

If Yin's willingness to pay for a Genshin Impact skin is 50 RMB and the Price is 60 RMB, how much will be his Consumer Surplus?

a)

10 RMB

b)
  • - 10 RMB

c)

0 RMB

d)

50 RMB

30.

If Melody's willingness to sell a cake is $50 and the market price is $60, then Melody's Producer Surplus will be:

a)

$10

b)
  • - $10

c)

$0

d)

$60