UGD KCQ 2 Microeconomic Essentials (Economics 1A): Attempt review - Google Chrome mancosaconnect.ac.za/mod/quiz/review.php?attempt=1446901&cmid=364242 MANCOSA In the figure, at a temporary price of $4... Price per Unit $4-- $3 $2--- 21" S D Quantity A. the supply curve will shift backward B. equilibrium will eventually occur at approximately $3.50 ΟΙ esc ? It tab the demand curve will shift outward a surplus occurs 7 2 C W Search 3 L $ A % 5 € C 6 & hp 7 8

Suppose that the market for coffede is in equilibrium at a price of $2.25 per pound and a monthly quantity of 50 million pounds. After a cold winter in South America, people know that the supply of coffee months from now will be sharply reduced. What if anything, will happen in the foffee market now? Explain.

Consider each of the scenarios before, and explain what the effect of the given changes would be on the market for the good in bold that was originally in equilibrium. State which curve(s) shift (supply, demand, both, neither), and whether price and quantity are higher or lower after the change, or if this is not possible to determine. (a) An increase in the cost of dorm rooms on the market for apartments in the U-district? (b) The government increases the consumption tax rate for consumersp by 5% on the market for Rolex watches? (c) The increase in price of milk on cakes? Note: The solution should not be hand written.

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Last year, a man shared a video on TikTok of himself longboarding to work while drinking a bottle of OceanSpray juice. This resonated with the online community and kicked off a challenge to reproduce the scene using the same drink. Use the Four-Step method and draw a supply/demand graph to predict the effect on equilibrium price and quantity for OceanSpray. Clearly label your graph and upload it to the dropbox labeled (you may draw it on paper and take a picture, or use some other software).

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II. What will happen to Demand(D), Supply(S), new Equilibrium Price(P*), and new Equilibrium Quantity(Q*) when the market condition changes as the following. Explain the reason and draw relevant graphs supporting your analysis.   A. Market: Plywood in Florida Event: The Hurricane Center increases the probability of Hurricane to make a landfall in Florida   B. Market: Bauxite Event: GM is able to increase the mph of its vehicles by using more aluminum in cars and so plans to use more aluminum. Bauxite is a resource in producing aluminum.   C. Market: Skateboards Event: The price of fiberglass rises (Fiberglass is a substance used for making skateboards)   D. Market: Hamburger Event: 1. A new processing technology lowers the production cost of hamburger patties AND, simultaneously, Event: 2. The Surgeon General advocates eating only 2 ounces of red meat per day for health concerns   E. Market: Chicken Event 1. Avian flu spreads fast hurting chicken producers AND, simultaneously, Event 2.…

Consider the market for LCD TVs, illustrated in the figure to the right. Use the point drawing tool to identify the market equilibrium. Properly label this point. Carefully follow the instructions above, and only draw the required objects. Suppose instead that the price of LCD TVs is $2000.00. This will result in a place pressure on the price. which will Price of LCD TVs 3000- 2600- 2200- 1800- 1400- 1000- 600- 200- of 0 2000 4000 6000 Quantity of LCD TVs 8000 S D 10000

Calculate the producers' surplus (in dollars) for the supply equation at the indicated unit price p. (Round your answer to the nearest cent.) p = 7 + 2g p = 20 ,1/3.

If the demand curve moves to the right as the supply curve also moves to the right( at the same time), then a) Equilibrium price must increase, but equilibrium  quantity may either rise, fall or remain unchanged. b)Equilibrium price and quanity must both go down c) The Equilibrium price may either rise, fall or remain unchanged, but the equilibrium quanity must increase.  d) Equailibrium price and quanity must both go up. e) none of the above