AP Microeconomics Unit 2 Review
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- Q1If price increases and total revenue remains unchanged, demand isunit elasticinelastic.perfectly inelastic.elastic.30s
- Q2If price increases and total revenue increases, demand isperfectly inelastic.unit elastic.elastic.inelastic.30s
- Q3If price decreases and total revenue decreases, demand isperfectly inelastic.inelastic.elastic.unit elastic.30s
- Q4If price decreases and total revenue increases, demand isperfectly inelastic.inelastic.unit elastic.elastic.30s
- Q5If price increases and total revenue decreases, demand isunit elastic.elastic.inelastic.perfectly inelastic.30s
- Q6If the price increases by 10% and the quantity changes by 5%, then the price elasticity of demand is250.20.530s
- Q7If the price increases by 5% and the quantity changes by 10%, then the price elasticity of demand is.252.530s
- Q8What is the measure of a good's responsiveness to changes in income?Elasticity of DemandCross-Price ElasticityIncome elasticityElasticity of Supply30s
- Q9What is a measure of a good's responsiveness to changes in the price of a related good?Elasticity of DemandElasticity of SupplyCross-Price ElasticityIncome Elasticity30s
- Q10If the cross-price elasticity coefficent is negative, then the two goods arecomplements.normal goods.substitutes.inferior goods.30s
- Q11If the cross-price elasticity of Good A is positive, then the two goods arecomplements.inferior goods.normal goods.substitutes.30s
- Q12If a good has a negative income elasticity coefficient, then the good is a(n)normal good.inferior good.complementary good.substitute good.30s
- Q13If the income elasticity coefficient of a good is positive, then the good is a(n)complementary good.substitute good.inferior good.normal good.30s
- Q14Which of the following is the BEST example of a good that has perfectly inelastic demand?insulin.Girl Scout cookies.concert tickets.gasoline.30s
- Q15Which of the following is the BEST example of a good that has perfectly inelastic supply?gasoline.concert tickets.Girl Scout cookies.EpiPen.30s