A) elastic.
B) inelastic.
C) unit elastic.
D) normal.
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A) demand is elastic.
B) demand is inelastic.
C) demand is unit elastic.
D) Any of these could be true.
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A) less price elastic; vacations have more available substitutes.
B) more price elastic; vacations have less available substitutes.
C) less price elastic; vacations are more of a luxury.
D) more price elastic; vacations are more of a luxury.
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A) substitutes.
B) complements.
C) unrelated.
D) inelastic.
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A) -1.5 and is inelastic.
B) -1.5 and is elastic.
C) -0.67 and is elastic.
D) -0.67 and is inelastic.
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A) it is easier to calculate.
B) it is universally understood by all economists.
C) the negative sign can then be ignored.
D) it is a consistent way to estimate the elasticity of demand between two points on a demand curve, regardless of the direction of the movement.
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A) positive.
B) negative.
C) zero.
D) between zero and minus one.
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A) 6.28
B) 66 percent
C) 10.5 percent
D) 0.15
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A) a luxury.
B) inferior.
C) a necessity.
D) a complement.
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A) negative, and a decrease in the price of bacon will decrease the demand for eggs.
B) positive, and a decrease in the price of bacon will increase the demand for eggs.
C) negative, and a decrease in the price of bacon will increase the demand for eggs.
D) positive, and an increase in the price of bacon will increase the demand for eggs.
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A) very price elastic, because there are many close substitutes available.
B) less price elastic, because there are many close substitutes available.
C) very price elastic, because that specific brand is a unique product.
D) less price elastic, because the specific brand is a unique product.
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A) quantity exactly equals one.
B) price exactly equals one.
C) the quantity demanded equals the absolute value of the corresponding percentage change in price.
D) quantity demanded and the absolute value of the corresponding percentage change in price both equal one-half and total one.
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A) perfectly horizontal demand curve.
B) perfectly vertical demand curve.
C) price elasticity greater than 1.
D) price elasticity equal to 1.
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A) total profit.
B) total revenue.
C) total cost.
D) total benefit.
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A) substitutes because their cross-price elasticity is greater than zero.
B) complements because their cross-price elasticity is less than 1.
C) substitutes because their cross-price elasticity is less than 1.
D) complements because their cross-price elasticity is greater than zero.
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A) 0.1, and is elastic.
B) 10 and is elastic.
C) 0.1 and is inelastic.
D) 10 and is inelastic.
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A) less price elastic; a pack of gum requires a smaller portion of one's income.
B) more price elastic; a pack of gum requires a smaller portion of one's income.
C) less price elastic; a pack of gum is more of a luxury.
D) more price elastic; a pack of gum is more of a luxury.
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A) a decrease in egg suppliers' total revenue.
B) an increase in the demand for eggs.
C) an increase in egg suppliers' total revenue.
D) an increase in the quantity demand of eggs.
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A) means consumers are extremely sensitive to a change in price.
B) means quantity demanded is unchanged if the price changes by any amount.
C) is demonstrated by a vertical demand curve.
D) has a price elasticity of 1.
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A) a firm receives from the sale of goods and services.
B) a firm keeps after all expenses are paid.
C) of sales that get reinvested in the firm.
D) a firm receives from dividends.
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