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Microeconomics Study Set 40
Quiz 3: Supply and Demand
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Question 61
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Which of the following will not cause an increase in the supply of cornflakes in the short run? A.an increase in the price of cornflakes B.a cost-saving improvement in the technology of corn production C.a reduction in the price of corn D.the expectation by producers that the price of cornflakes will fall in the future
Question 62
Multiple Choice
Consider the supply curve for cotton shirts.An increase in the price of cotton will:
Question 63
Essay
A decrease in supply is caused by: A.an increase in the price of goods that are used in production. B.suppliers' expectations of lower prices in the future. C.an advancement in the technology for producing the good. D.an increase in the number of producers.
Question 64
Essay
An increase in supply of a good is caused by: A.input prices rising. B.a fall in the price of the good. C.an increase in the number of sellers. D.expectations of future price increases.
Question 65
Essay
A decrease in supply is caused by: A.a decrease in input prices. B.an increase in the number of sellers in the market. C.suppliers' expectations of higher prices in the future. D.an advancement in the technology for producing the good.
Question 66
Essay
(Table: Supply of Lemonade) Look at the table Supply of Lemonade.When the price of lemonade is $1 per cup, the quantity of lemonade supplied by Eli will be: A.40 cups. B.90 cups. C.10 cups. D.25 cups.
Question 67
Multiple Choice
If the price of mozzarella cheese (an ingredient in pizza) declines, there would be:
Question 68
Essay
In the market for wheat, what would happen if the price of ethanol (which is made from corn) increases dramatically? A.an increase in supply of wheat B.a decrease in supply of wheat C.an increase in demand for D.wheat a decrease in demand for wheat