A) I.
B) II.
C) III.
D) IV.
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A) $1 per gallon and 2,000 gallons per week.
B) $2 per gallon and 1,500 gallons per week.
C) $3 per gallon and 2,000 gallons per week.
D) $4 per gallon and 2,000 gallons per week.
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A) surplus of 500 gallons per week.
B) surplus of 1,000 gallons per week.
C) shortage of 2,500 gallons per week.
D) shortage of 1,000 gallons per week.
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A) A change in income
B) A change in the price of the good
C) Achange in tastes and preferences
D) Achange in the price of a substitute good
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A) Supply of cargo transportation shifts to the right causing an increase in quantity demanded and decline in equilibrium price.
B) Supply of cargo transportation shifts to the right causing an increase in demand and equilibrium quantity and a decrease in equilibrium price.
C) Demand for cargo transportation shifts to the left causing a decline in quantity supplied and price.
D) Demand for cargo transportation shifts to the left causing a decline in supply and equilibrium quantity and price.
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A) I.
B) II.
C) III.
D) IV.
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A) honey will increase.
B) honey will decrease, causing its price to fall.
C) jam will increase, causing the price of jam to increase as well.
D) jam will decrease, causing the price of jam to fall.
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A) up, the quantity supplied goes up.
B) up, the supply goes down.
C) down, the quantity supplied goes up.
D) down, the supply goes down.
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A) supplied, a decrease in quantity demanded, and the alleviation of a shortage.
B) demanded, a decrease in quantity supplied, and the alleviation of a shortage.
C) supplied, a decrease in quantity demanded, and the alleviation of a surplus.
D) demanded, a decrease in quantity supplied, and the alleviation of a surplus.
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A) an increase in housing prices, especially in cities with plenty of room for expansion.
B) an increase in housing prices, especially in cities with limited land.
C) a decrease in housing prices, especially in cities with plenty of room for expansion.
D) a decrease in housing prices, especially in cities with limited land.
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True/False
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True/False
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True/False
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A) $42, $38, $40
B) $38, $40, $42
C) $42, $40, $38
D) $40, $42, $38
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A) an increase in the demand for bread.
B) a decrease in the demand for bread.
C) a movement down and to the right along the demand for bread curve.
D) a movement up and to the left along the demand for bread curve.
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A) The aging of the baby boomers, increasing the number of people who are retiring
B) The increase in the cost of insurance
C) The already high real-estate prices
D) The current high construction costs
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A) surplus of 1,000 gallons per week.
B) surplus of 2,000 gallons per week.
C) shortage of 1,000 gallons per week.
D) shortage of 2,000 gallons per week.
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A) The demand curve slopes the wrong way because price cuts have lead to smaller sales.
B) If buyers are buying less when price falls, the supply curve must have moved left.
C) If buyers are buying less when price falls, the supply curve must have moved right.
D) Price cuts have changed buyers' expectations, and the change in expectations has moved the demand curve left.
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A) a
B) b
C) c
D) d
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A) The price of that good
B) The price of other goods
C) The incomes of consumers
D) The preferences of consumers for the good
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