A) If supply and demand both decline
B) If supply and demand both rise
C) If supply declines and demand rises
D) If supply rises and demand declines
E) If supply remains constant and demand rises
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A) A decrease in income, if the good is a normal good
B) An increase in the price of a complementary good
C) A decrease in the good's price, if the good is normal
D) An increase in the good's price, if the good is inferior
E) An expectation of a shortage in the future
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A) the demand for beef cattle to increase, driving the price of beef upward.
B) the supply of beef cattle to decline, driving the price of beef upward in the long run.
C) the supply of beef to increase, placing downward pressure on the price of beef in the long run.
D) both supply and demand to fall, leaving the price of beef virtually unchanged.
E) the supply of beef to increase, driving the price of beef down and increasing demand.
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A) Vitamin capsules
B) Gasoline
C) Laundry
D) Chocolates
E) College textbooks
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A) An increase in both equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity
B) A decrease in both equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity
C) An increase in equilibrium price and a decrease in equilibrium quantity
D) A decrease in equilibrium price and an increase in equilibrium quantity
E) An increase in equilibrium price but no change in equilibrium quantity
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A) The quantity supplied exceeds the quantity demanded at a particular price.
B) The quantity demanded decreases substantially.
C) The stock of inventories of most suppliers increases.
D) The quantity demanded exceeds the quantity supplied at a particular price.
E) The price of the product declines to an all-time low.
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A) A decrease in the price of ice cream
B) A decrease in the price of milk
C) A warmer weather
D) An increase in the number of consumers
E) A decrease in consumer income
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A) other things remaining constant, price and quantity demanded are positively related.
B) price is the only factor that influences the quantity that people are willing and able to buy.
C) other things remaining constant, quantity demanded varies inversely with price.
D) other things remaining constant, the demand curve shifts whenever the price of a good changes.
E) by producing a product, firms create a demand for it.
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A) An increase in the price of that good
B) A decrease in the price of an alternative good
C) An improvement in technology used in producing the good
D) An increase in the cost of an important resource used to produce the good
E) An increase in the number of producers of the good
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A) by decreasing the time spent searching for information about goods and services.
B) only when they have a highly structured set of rules like the New York Stock Exchange.
C) because each market uses the same set of rules for buying and selling goods and services.
D) only when the government coordinates the plans of many buyers and sellers.
E) when prices are set by the sellers and are not determined by negotiation between the buyers and the sellers.
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A) The consumer substitutes apples for oranges.
B) The income effect of this price change is positive.
C) The substitution effect of this price change is zero.
D) The consumer demands more of both the goods.
E) The consumer substitutes oranges for apples.
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A) there is a shortage in the market.
B) there is a surplus in the market.
C) the market is in equilibrium.
D) the supply of the good increases by 30 units.
E) the demand for the good increases by 30 units.
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A) A shift in the demand curve from D1 to D2
B) A movement along demand curve D1 from point a to point b
C) A shift in the demand curve from D2 to D1
D) A movement along the demand curve D2 from point d to point c
E) A movement from point b on the demand curve D1 to point c on the demand curve D2
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A) A change in the price of corn
B) A change in the price of pesticides
C) A change in the number of corn consumers
D) A change in the expectations of consumers about the future price of corn
E) A change in the money income of corn consumers
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A) quantity demanded will increase.
B) a surplus will arise.
C) a shortage will arise.
D) the quantity sold will rise.
E) the market will remain in equilibrium.
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A) An increase in the price of a substitute good
B) An increase in the number of consumers
C) A decrease in the price of a complementary good
D) A decline in consumers' incomes if it is a normal good
E) An increase in consumers' incomes if it is a normal good
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A) Milk and coffee
B) Coffee and tea
C) CDs and DVDs
D) Hiking boots and athletic shoes
E) Paperback books and hard cover books
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