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A) A jet ski
B) A fax machine
C) An original Van Gogh painting
D) An Apple iPhone
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A) the substitution effect is positive.
B) the substitution effect is zero.
C) the income effect is positive.
D) the income effect is zero.
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A) The consumer's preferences for different goods can be ranked.
B) The consumer's optimality condition is satisfied.
C) The consumer's income increases successively as one moves downward along the demand curve.
D) The marginal rate of substitution is constant.
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A) always raises consumer welfare.
B) necessarily harms the consumer.
C) keeps the consumer surplus unchanged.
D) does not lead to any deadweight loss.
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A) The good must be inferior and the income effect must be larger than the substitution effect.
B) The good must be inferior and the substitution effect must be larger than the income effect.
C) Both the income and the substitution effect of a price rise will be positive.
D) Both the income and the substitution effect of a price rise will be negative.
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A) must be negative.
B) must be between 0 and 0.5.
C) is greater than 1.
D) is equal to 1.
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A) 0.6.
B) any value more than 0.6.
C) any value less than 0.6.
D) 60.
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A) cannot occur if the indifference curves are convex to the origin.
B) is an example of a Giffen good and will produce an upward-sloping market demand curve.
C) gives rise to a positively sloped price-consumption curve.
D) refers to an inferior good with a substitution effect that dominates the income effect.
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A) allows the consumer to obtain a higher level of well being.
B) reflects an increase in real income.
C) is a movement along the indifference curve to consume more of the lower priced good and less of the higher priced good.
D) is a shift of the indifference curve indicating higher consumption of both the goods.
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A) be as straight as possible.
B) pass through the minimum number of the observed data points as possible.
C) be as close as possible to the observed data points.
D) maximize the sum of the distances between the estimated line and observed data points.
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A) Some inferior goods are normal goods.
B) Some Giffen goods are inferior goods but all inferior goods are Giffen goods.
C) All Giffen goods are inferior goods but all inferior goods are not Giffen goods.
D) Some normal goods are inferior goods.
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A) the price elasticity of demand for X is greater than one.
B) the price elasticity of demand for X is less than one.
C) X is an inferior good.
D) the price elasticity of demand for X is equal to one.
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A) -1
B) -0.5
C) -3
D) -1/3
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A) is elastic.
B) is inelastic.
C) is unit-elastic.
D) cannot be determined without additional information.
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A) the good is an inferior good.
B) the income effect of a price change outweighs the substitution effect.
C) there are no substitutes for the good.
D) the good can be consumed only with some other good.
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A) $6
B) $14
C) $5
D) $8
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A) marginal rate of substitution
B) indifference curve
C) budget line
D) income effect
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