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The rate of changes in demand due to the changes in the determinants of demand is known as __________.
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Elasticity of demand
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Law of demand
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Quantity demanded
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Effective demand
If the price of home computers rises and people still buy more of them, then
a. the law of demand does not hold.
b. this could have been caused by a change in the none price determinants of demand.
c. demand has decreased.
d. the demand for home computers is elastic.
e. the demand for home computers is inelastic.
The equilibrium price will be determined entirely by the demand when
a.demand is perfectly inelastic.
b.demand is downward sloping.
c.supply is perfectly elastic.
d.supply is perfectly inelastic.
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- Suppose we observe that when the market price of a good rises dramatically (e.g., the price of houses during the pandemic) the quantity traded increases only slightly, This would be because Answers A - D A.supply has increased and demand is very elastic. B.supply has decreased and demand is very elastic. C.supply has increased and demand is very inelastic. D. demand has increased and supply is very inelastic.arrow_forwardDemand is ________ when a change in price leads to a relatively larger change in the quantity demanded. On the other hand, demand is __________ when a change in price leads to a relatively smaller change in the quantity demanded. Select one: a. Decreasing; increasing b. Increasing; decreasing c. Elastic; inelastic d. Inelastic; elasticarrow_forwardThis means that when the price of a certain commodity increases, automatically demand will fall and vice versa, all other things held constant. Select one: a. Law of demand b. demand c. quantity demanded d. elasticity of demandarrow_forward
- Demand for the desired quantity of a good that is backed by the ability to buy that good is known as: A. Effective Demand B. Derived Demandarrow_forwardAn increase in demand will have a ____ effect on price and a ____ effect on output when supply is relatively elastic.a. larger; smallerb. larger; largerc. smaller; largerd. smaller; smallerarrow_forwardiii. A demand curve which is parallel to the vertical axis is: A. perfectly inelastic. B. perfectly elastic. C. relatively inelastic. D. relatively elastic.arrow_forward
- An increase in the supply of grain will reduce thetotal revenue grain producers receive ifa. the supply curve is inelastic.b. the supply curve is elastic.c. the demand curve is inelastic.d. the demand curve is elastic.arrow_forward1. An example of a market where supply and demand are both inelastic. 2. An example of a market where both supply and demand are both elastic. 3. An example of a market where supply is inelastic and demand is elastic. 4. An example of a market where supply is elastic and deman is inelastic.arrow_forwardThe demand of Pepsi increases as the price of Cola increases and vice versa. Determine, what type of demand is there between Pepsi and Cola? a. Cross demand b. Composite demand c. Derived demand d. Income demandarrow_forward
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