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A closer look at demand & supply

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 4hrs 45mins

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Class
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1.

What is the definition of PED?

a)

a measure of how quantity demanded of a product changes when there is a change in the income of the consumer

b)

a measure of how quantity demanded of a product changes when there is a change in the price of the product

c)

a measure of how quantity supplied of a product changes when there is a change in the price of the product

d)

a measure of how demand of a product changes when there is a change in the price of the product

2.

What is the formula for PES?

a)

percentage change in quantity supplied/percentage change in demand of the product

b)

change in quantity supplied/ change in price of the product

c)

percentage change in quantity demanded/percentage change in price of the product

d)

percentage change in quantity supplied/percentage change in price of the product

3.

What is the range of values for inelastic supply?

a)

0<PES<1

b)

1<PES<∞

c)

PES = 1

4.

What is the range of values for elastic supply?

a)

0<PES<1

b)

PES = 1

c)

1<PES<∞

5.

Which of these are the determinants of PES?

a)

time period considered

b)

increase in costs vs increase in output

c)

expectations about future prices

d)

ability to stock store

e)

necessity of the product

6.

The (a)   the time period considered, the more elastic the supply will be.

7.

If costs rise significantly, compared to the amount of output increased, the the supplier (a)   be willing to increase supply.

8.

Primary goods ...

a)

have a rather inelastic supply, in opposition to manufactured goods

b)

have a rather elastic, in opposition to manufactured goods

c)

have a rather elastic, similarly to manufactured goods

d)

have a rather inelastic, similarly to manufactured goods

9.

Which of these are determinants of PED?

a)

number and closeness of substitutes

b)

necessity of the product

c)

how much costs rise as output is increased

d)

the ability to store stock

e)

time period considered

10.

What is the range of values for elastic demand?

a)

PED = 1

b)

PED = 0

c)

1<PED<∞

d)

0<PED<1

11.

If the price for an inelastic good is raised, the quantity will not fall by much in proportion, therefore the total revenue gained by the firm will (a)  

12.

What is the formula for YED?

a)

% change in quantity demanded / % change in income of the consumer

b)

% change in quantity demanded / % change in the price of the product

c)

% change in income of the consumer / % change in quantity demanded

d)

% change in quantity supplied / % change in income of the consumer

13.

The value of YED is negative for

a)

inferior goods

b)

necessity goods

c)

luxury goods

14.

Manufactured goods have elastic demand

a)

True

b)

False

15.

What is the range of values for unit elastic demand?

a)

PED = 0

b)

PED = 1

c)

1<PED<∞

d)

0<PES<1