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A) increases consumption of the taxed good but lowers welfare.
B) increases consumption of the taxed good and raises welfare.
C) decreases consumption of the taxed good and lowers welfare.
D) decreases consumption of the taxed good but raises welfare.
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A) increase the probability of higher market share,but make it easier to raise prices.
B) increase the probability of lower market share,while making it easier to raise prices.
C) increase the probability of higher market share,but limit the ability to raise prices.
D) decrease the probability of higher market share,but make it easier to raise prices.
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A) the price elasticity of demand for X is greater than one.
B) the price elasticity of demand for X is less than one.
C) X is an inferior good.
D) the price elasticity of demand for X is equal to one.
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A) upward-sloping,total expenditure on the good is increasing as the price falls.
B) downward-sloping,total expenditure on other goods is increasing as the price falls.
C) upward-sloping,total expenditure on the good is decreasing as the price falls.
D) upward-sloping,total expenditure on other goods is decreasing as the price falls.
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A) the total benefit of the good to the consumer.
B) the minimum price the consumer is willing to pay for the good.
C) the consumer's utility level.
D) the marginal rate of substitution.
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A) good Z is inferior.
B) goods X and Z are complements.
C) goods X and Z are substitutes.
D) good X is an input used in the production of Z.
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A) dividing the total quantity demanded by all consumers by the price level.
B) dividing the total price paid by the consumers by the number of consumers.
C) adding the prices along individual demand curves for given quantities.
D) adding the quantities along individual demand curves for given prices.
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A) positive.
B) negative.
C) zero.
D) one.
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A) "Drinking that bottle of soda increased my happiness by $10."
B) "John gave me $5 for the watermelon even though it cost me only $2."
C) "I paid $20 for this shirt for which I would have paid up to $40."
D) "I refuse to pay $30 for their steak dinner;it's highly overpriced."
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A) the good is an inferior good.
B) the income effect of a price change outweighs the substitution effect.
C) there are no substitutes for the good.
D) the good can be consumed only with some other good.
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A) is elastic.
B) is inelastic.
C) is unit-elastic.
D) cannot be determined without additional information.
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A) always work together and both tend to make the demand curve downward sloping.
B) always work in the opposite direction to one another.
C) just offset each other.
D) work together,both tending to make the demand curve upward sloping.
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A) It is a special case of an inferior good where the income effect is greater than the substitution effect and runs counter to it.
B) It is similar to an inferior good,though the income effect is positive and greater than the substitution effect.
C) It is similar to an inferior good,though the income effect is not as large for the Giffen good as it is for the inferior good.
D) It is mostly prevalent in developing economies.
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A) Sarah bought a new diamond jewelry set to wear at her sister's wedding.
B) Bob and Harris bought new running shoes from Nike after their friends at the health club started using them.
C) Allen decided to quit drinking to save more money for his new car.
D) Bill gifted his friend a home theater system at her wedding.
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A) They are typically cheaper compared to other goods.
B) They usually do not have complements.
C) They are narrowly defined goods facing higher-quality substitutes.
D) They are broadly defined goods facing higher-quality substitutes.
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A) 44 units
B) 12 units
C) 960 units
D) 36 units
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A) The market demand curve will always slope upward when the good in question is a normal good.
B) When the individual demand curves slope downward,the market demand curve also slopes downward.
C) The vertical summation of the individual demand curves gives the market demand curve.
D) The market demand curve is typically unaffected by the factors that affect an individual demand curve.
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