Deck 3: Economics for Agribusiness Managers

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What are the two types of profit?
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------------------------------- is the application of basic economic principles to decisions within the firm.
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------------------------------- may be defined as the quantities that consumers are willing and able to buy in the market at different prices.
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Illustrate using the graph below a "change in demand."
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As producers and consumers meet in the marketplace, an equilibrium quantity and price is determined. The process is called -------------------------------.
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Explanations for the existence of profits in our market-oriented, capitalistic economy include:

A) Risk-taking
B) Control of scarce resources
C) Some people have access to information that is not widespread
D) All of the above
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Macroeconomics is the:

A) "Big picture" view of our economic system
B) Factors of production
C) Prime resources
D) Customer needs
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Major factor(s) that cause the demand curve to shift include:

A) Change in technology
B) Expectations
C) Weather
D) Number of suppliers
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If the price elasticity of demand is 1.3, the demand is:

A) Price elastic
B) Price inelastic
C) Unitary
D) Inferior
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If the cross price elasticity of demand is 1.9, the items are:

A) Complements
B) Substitutes
C) Independent
D) Price elastic
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If the income elasticity of demand is -0.5, the goods are:

A) Complements
B) Substitutes
C) Inferior
D) Normal
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What is not a factor of production?

A) Management
B) Elasticity
C) Land
D) Labor
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Economics is defined as the study of how scarce resources are combined to meet the needs of people in a society of unlimited wants.
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An implicit cost involves payments to suppliers of resources.
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A shortage occurs when a firm charges a price that is too high.
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If demand is price elastic, total revenue increases when price decreases.
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A cross-price elasticity of 1.0 indicates two goods can be classified as independent.
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Deck 3: Economics for Agribusiness Managers
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What are the two types of profit?
a. Accounting profit
b. Economic profit
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------------------------------- is the application of basic economic principles to decisions within the firm.
Microeconomics
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------------------------------- may be defined as the quantities that consumers are willing and able to buy in the market at different prices.
Demand
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Illustrate using the graph below a "change in demand."
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As producers and consumers meet in the marketplace, an equilibrium quantity and price is determined. The process is called -------------------------------.
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Explanations for the existence of profits in our market-oriented, capitalistic economy include:

A) Risk-taking
B) Control of scarce resources
C) Some people have access to information that is not widespread
D) All of the above
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Macroeconomics is the:

A) "Big picture" view of our economic system
B) Factors of production
C) Prime resources
D) Customer needs
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Major factor(s) that cause the demand curve to shift include:

A) Change in technology
B) Expectations
C) Weather
D) Number of suppliers
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If the price elasticity of demand is 1.3, the demand is:

A) Price elastic
B) Price inelastic
C) Unitary
D) Inferior
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If the cross price elasticity of demand is 1.9, the items are:

A) Complements
B) Substitutes
C) Independent
D) Price elastic
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If the income elasticity of demand is -0.5, the goods are:

A) Complements
B) Substitutes
C) Inferior
D) Normal
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What is not a factor of production?

A) Management
B) Elasticity
C) Land
D) Labor
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Economics is defined as the study of how scarce resources are combined to meet the needs of people in a society of unlimited wants.
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An implicit cost involves payments to suppliers of resources.
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A shortage occurs when a firm charges a price that is too high.
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If demand is price elastic, total revenue increases when price decreases.
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A cross-price elasticity of 1.0 indicates two goods can be classified as independent.
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