Practice Exam #2 Flashcards
E=_
Totally Elastic
E>1
Relatively Elastic
E=1
Unit Elastic
E<1
Relatively Inelastic
E=0
Totally Inelastic
True or False: An airplane is an example of a homogeneous product
FALSE
True or False: Assume the demand for tea in England would be able to increase its TR by burning part of the tea crop in a year of large production.
TRUE
True or False: If a small rise in the price of movie tickets leads to a decrease in ticket sales, the demand is relatively inelastic.
FALSE
True or False: If the government taxed the sale of rare cigars, the seller would bear the burden of the tax.
TRUE
True or False: Marginal utility was first studied by Edgeworth.
False, Menger
Monopolists prefer to minimize AC.
FALSE
Quantity demanded represents the total quantity sold.
FALSE
The availability to close substitutes tends to increase the elasticity of demand.
TRUE
The break-even point occurs when TR=VC
FALSE
The perfect competitor operates in the area of increasing MC.
TRUE
The perfect competitors’s MR does not vary with sales volume.
TRUE
TU is maximized when MY equal 0.
TRUE
When MC increases, AC will be increasing.
FALSE
When output equals zero, the variable cost will also equal zero.
TRUE
A unilateral transfer of payments form the government to the business sector.
Subsidy
To maximize output with given inputs.
Efficiency
What are the two systems of logic?
Inductive and Deductive
Quotas, Import Licenses and Exchange Control are examples of what?
Non-tariff trade barriers
Assuming what is true for the part to be true to the whole
Fallacy of Composition
Could a shift in your production possibility curve result from changes in production factors?
Yes