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Demand Revision Quiz

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 21mins

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1.

Imagine that Vietnam's population grows by 20% in one year. The change in ​ (a)   ​ (b)   leads to a ​ (c)   . In this case ​ (d)   . There is a/an ​ (e)   .

Choose from the below words
a non-price determinant
(population)
shift of the curve
movement along the curve
the curve shifts to the right
the curve shifts to the left
increase in demand
decrease in demand
increase in quantity demanded
price
2.

Assuming that coffee and tea are substitutes for consumers, which of the following is correct?

a)

An increase in the price of tea will lead to an increase in demand for coffee

b)

An increase in the price of tea will lead to a decrease in demand for coffee

c)

An increase in the price of tea will lead to an expansion in demand for coffee

d)

An increase in the price of tea will lead to a contraction in demand for coffee

3.

Imagine that the news reports that, due to global factors, the price of petrol (fuel) is likely to increase substantially next week. What impact is this likely to have on demand for petrol now?

(a)  

4.

Refer to the diagram, which of the following factors could have caused the change shown?

a)

A decrease in the price of Product Z, a complement

b)

A decrease in consumer incomes

c)

A decrease in the price of Product X

d)

An expectation by consumers that Product X's price will decrease next week

5.

Demand for goods and services reflects:

a)

the principle that there is a positive relaitonship between the price and the quantity

b)

the government's choices of taxes

c)

the willingness and ability of buyers to purhase a product

d)

the uncertainty of the need for a good as the price of the good increases

6.

The fact that price and quantity demanded are related negatively illustrates the:

a)

law of supply

b)

law of quantity supplied

c)

law of demand

d)

law of quantity demanded

7.

A demand curve for Kanye West concert tickets would show the

a)

number of tickets the box office is willing to ell at various prices

b)

number of people who need tickets

c)

quality of people who want to buy these concert tickets

d)

number of tickets that will be purchased at various prices

8.

A demand curve

a)

has a positive slope

b)

has a negative slope

c)

is constant regardless of price

d)

is based on the assumption of a stable supply curve

9.

At a price of $5, Sam buys 10 units of a product. When the price increases to $6, Sam buys 8 units. Martha says Sam's demand has decreased. Is Martha correct?

a)

Yes, Martha is correct. Sam's demand has decreased.

b)

No, Martha is incorrect. Sam's demand has increased.

c)

No, Martha is incorrect. Sam's quantity demanded has decreased and his demand has not changed.

d)

No, Martha is incorrect. Sam's quantity demanded has increased, and his demand has increased.

10.

Demand is a relationship between which two economic variables?

a)

the cost of producing a particular good and the quantity of the good produced

b)

the cost of producing a particular good and the quantity of the good consumers are willing to buy

c)

The price of a particular good and the price consumers are willing to pay

d)

the price of a particular good and the quantity of the good consumers are willing and able to buy.

11.

The relationship between price and quantity demanded can be represented in a table called a

(a)  

12.

Suppose there are only three people in the economy: Jane, Harry and Bob. The individual demand for corn for each of these consumers is given in Exhibit 3–1. The total quantity demanded of corn if the market price is $5 is

(a)  

13.

Which of the following factors would likely cause an increase in demand for a product Z?

a)

An increase in the price of Product Z.

b)

A decrease in the price of Product Z.

c)

An increase in the popularity of Product Z

d)

An expectation that the price of Product Z will fall next week

14.

Which of the following factors would likely cause a decrease in demand for a product A?

a)

An increase in the price of Product A.

b)

A decrease in the price of Product B, a substitute product.

c)

A decrease in the price of Product C, a complementary product.

d)

An expectation that the price of Product A will increase next week.

15.

Imagine that due to favourable economic conditions, incomes in Melbourne have risen. This will lead to ​ (a)   for restaurant meals in Melbourne.

Choose from the below words

an increase in demand

a decrease in demand

a contraction in demand

an expansion in demand

16.

Imagine there is a decrease in the birth rate in Hong Kong – less babies are being born than previously. How might this affect the demand for school places in five years’ time?

a)

Demand with decrease

b)

Demand will increase

c)

Demand will expand

d)

Demand will contract

17.

Distinguish between an ‘expansion’ in demand and an ‘increase’ in demand by illustrating the difference on diagrams

18.

List five different examples of non-price determinants of demand.

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