Suppose price elasticity of demand is greater than 1. Which of the following example is correct? (a) If I increase price of oranges by 1%, sales of oranges increase by more than 1%. (b) If I increase price of oranges by 1%, sales of oranges decline by less than 1%. (c) If I increase price of oranges by 1%, sales of oranges increase by less than 1%. (d) If I increase price of oranges by 1%, sales of oranges decline by more than 1%. Consider the following table: Table 2.7 Market Size and Average Winning Percentage in the National Basketball Association: 2004-05 to 2015-16 Variable Market size Coefficient -0.0021 t-Statistic -0.67 (a) Market size impacts average winning percentage negatively and it is statistically sig. nificant. (b) Market size impacts average winning percentage negatively but it is statistically in- significant. (c) Average winning percentage is positively correlated with market size and statistically significant. (d) Market size impacts average winning percentage positively but it is statistically in- significant. p-Value 0.51

Suppose price elasticity of demand is greater than 1. Which of the following example is correct? (a) If I increase price of oranges by 1%, sales of oranges increase by more than 1%. (b) If I increase price of oranges by 1%, sales of oranges decline by less than 1%. (c) If I increase price of oranges by 1%, sales of oranges increase by less than 1%. (d) If I increase price of oranges by 1%, sales of oranges decline by more than 1%. Consider the following table: Table 2.7 Market Size and Average Winning Percentage in the National Basketball Association: 2004-05 to 2015-16 Variable Market size Coefficient -0.0021 t-Statistic -0.67 (a) Market size impacts average winning percentage negatively and it is statistically sig. nificant. (b) Market size impacts average winning percentage negatively but it is statistically in- significant. (c) Average winning percentage is positively correlated with market size and statistically significant. (d) Market size impacts average winning percentage positively but it is statistically in- significant. p-Value 0.51

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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