Supply and Demand
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- Q1Which would be a likely cause of an increase in the price of pizza?a decrease in the price of hamburgers, a substitute fooda health report showing eating pizza reduces stressa decreased interest in take-out and fast-food dininga decrease in the price of cheese, a complement30s
- Q2Which best describes the relationship b/w price & quantity demanded shown by the demand curve?as a product's price rises, consumers buy less other goodsthere's an inverse relationship bw price & quantity demandedas the product's price falls, consumers buy less of the goodtheres an indirect relationship between price & quantity demanded30s
- Q3Which statement best explains the movement from S1 to S2 shown on this graph?higher costs for natural resourcesan increase in workers’ salariestechnological improvements in productiona decline in the production of a substitute good30s
- Q4What does the point of intersection shown on this graph represent?opportunity costmarginal productionelasticityequilibrium price30s
- Q5Which statement best describes the relationship between supply and demand?A product with high demand & high supply leads to a decrease in priceA product with high demand & low supply leads to an increase in priceA product with low demand & low supply leads to an increase in priceA product with low demand & high supply leads to no change in price30s