A) It decreases the supply.
B) It has no effect.
C) It increase the supply.
D) There is not enough information to tell if the change increases, decreases, or has no effect on the supply of cars
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A) is 300 units.
B) is more than 300 units.
C) is less than 300 units.
D) could be less than, equal to, or more than 300 units.
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A) are the goods the consumer plans to acquire.
B) are the goods the consumer has acquired.
C) are the unlimited desires of the consumer
D) depend on the price.
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A) demand curve for oil does not shift, and the supply curve for oil shifts from S2 to S1.
B) demand curve for oil shifts from D1 to D2 and the supply curve for oil shifts from S2 to S1.
C) demand curve for oil does not shift, and the supply curve for oil shifts from S1 to S2.
D) demand curve for oil shifts from D1 to D2 and the supply curve for oil does not shift.
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A) demand for a good decreases and the supply of it increases.
B) demand and the supply of a good both increase.
C) demand for a good increases and the supply of it decreases.
D) demand and the supply of a good both decrease.
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A) a surplus.
B) a shortage.
C) a further price fall.
D) excess supply.
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A) Figure A
B) Figure C
C) Figure D
D) Figures A and C
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A) increase, so that equilibrium price will decrease and equilibrium quantity will increase.
B) decrease, so that equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity will increase.
C) increase, but the new equilibrium price and quantity are indeterminate.
D) increase, so that equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity will increase.
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A) less of a good as the required resources become scarcer.
B) more of a good the less it costs to produce it.
C) more of a good the higher its price.
D) less of a good the more it costs to produce it.
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A) neither buyers nor sellers can do business at a better price.
B) buyers are paying the minimum price they are willing to pay for any amount of output and sellers are charging the maximum price they are willing to charge for any amount of production.
C) buyers are willing to pay a higher price, but sellers do not ask for a higher price.
D) None of the above is true.
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A) A relative price is an opportunity cost.
B) The relative price of a good can be calculated by multiplying its money price by a price index.
C) Relative prices are determined in markets.
D) The theory of demand and supply is concerned with adjustments in relative prices.
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A) ratio of the slope of the demand curve for hot dogs to the slope of the demand curve for hamburgers.
B) ratio of the money price of a hot dog to the money price of a hamburger.
C) money price of a hot dog minus the money price of a hamburger.
D) ratio of the slope of the supply curve for hot dogs to the slope of the supply curve for hamburgers.
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A) money price of good A minus the money price of good B.
B) ratio of the money price of good A to the money price of good B.
C) money price of good B minus the money price of good A.
D) ratio of the money price of good B to the money price of good A.
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A) X and Y both normal goods.
B) X and Y are complements.
C) X is a normal good and Y is an inferior good.
D) X is an inferior good and Y is a normal good.
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