A) promoting the attainment of an unhindered market equilibrium.
B) allowing quantity demanded to adjust to equality with aggregate supply.
C) creating excess quantities demanded or excess quantities supplied.
D) pushing prices to market clearing levels more rapidly than private market forces.
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A) eBay.
B) a shopping mall.
C) a court decision regarding product safety.
D) a grocery store.
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A) The market gravitates toward and remains in equilibrium.
B) There will be excess quantity supplied of the product involved.
C) There will be excess quantity demanded the product in this market.
D) Since the support price is set above the equilibrium price, it will have no impact on the market price.
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A) the quantity traded will be 150, and the price will be $40.
B) the quantity traded will be 100, and the price will be $60.
C) the quantity traded will be 200, and the price will be $60.
D) the quantity traded will be 150, and the price will be $60.
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A) reached instantaneously.
B) reached only after the government intervenes in the market.
C) reached after some period of adjustment.
D) never reached.
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A) supply decreases and at the same time demand increases.
B) supply increases and demand increases simultaneously.
C) supply and demand decreases simultaneously.
D) supply and demand increases simultaneously.
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A) In voluntary exchange both parties are better off because of the exchange.
B) Exchanges occur only in situations of barter where the market price is irrelevant.
C) Prices indicate what is relatively abundant and what is relatively scarce.
D) Transaction costs in exchanges include the cost of enforcing a contract as well as the costs of information.
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A) the rationing function of prices protecting domestic strawberry farmers.
B) a price floor set by the government.
C) a price ceiling set by government.
D) an import quota.
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A) a retail market.
B) a discount market.
C) scalping.
D) barter.
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A) the quantity demanded is Q2.
B) a surplus will occur.
C) price to decline until an equilibrium is achieved at P0.
D) consumers to bid against each other for goods and force the price even higher.
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A) Market clearing price will rise, and equilibrium quantity will rise.
B) Market clearing price will fall, and equilibrium quantity will fall.
C) Market clearing price will rise, and equilibrium quantity will fall.
D) Market clearing price will fall, and equilibrium quantity will rise.
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A) a signaling device.
B) a direct measure of resource costs.
C) a way for producers to advertise.
D) a legally determined rationing device.
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A) an increase in demand
B) a shortage
C) a surplus
D) none of the above
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A) landlords
B) all taxpayers
C) existing tenants
D) all voters
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A) Fresh fruit is not subject to the law of supply.
B) The supply of fresh fruit increases in the summer.
C) Fresh fruit is an inferior good.
D) Fresh fruit is not subject to the law of demand.
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A) a price control that will lead to a surplus of portable power banks on the market.
B) a price floor that will lead to a shortage of portable power banks on the market.
C) markets failing to ration a fixed quantity of portable power banks.
D) a price ceiling that will likely lead to a shortage of portable power banks on the market.
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A) a surplus of 2,000 pounds of strawberries
B) a shortage of 2,000 pounds of strawberries
C) No change, equilibrium would prevail.
D) The quantity demanded of strawberries would fall to zero.
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A) a reduction in poverty
B) an increase in the number of workers employed
C) an increase in the quantity supplied of labor
D) a reduction in the quantity demanded of labor
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A) a price support.
B) a price floor.
C) a white market.
D) a price ceiling.
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A) Price controls must be applied by governments.
B) Relative prices must be able to adjust to market clearing levels.
C) Tastes and preferences of consumers must adjust to eliminate surpluses or shortages.
D) Businesses must engage in involuntary, unprofitable exchanges to eliminate surpluses or shortages.
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