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A) perfectly elastic.
B) unit elastic.
C) perfectly inelastic.
D) zero.
E) undefined.
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A) at point A.
B) at point B.
C) at point C.
D) anywhere along the demand curve.
E) nowhere along the demand curve.
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A) inelastic.
B) perfectly inelastic.
C) perfectly elastic.
D) elastic.
E) unit elastic.
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A) a more than 5 percent increase in the quantity demanded.
B) a less than 5 percent increase in the quantity demanded.
C) no change in the quantity demanded.
D) a more than 5 percent decrease in the quantity demanded.
E) a less than 5 percent decrease in the quantity demanded.
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A) the responsiveness of supply to changes in costs.
B) the percentage change in quantity supplied due to a percentage change in price.
C) the responsiveness of the price to changes in supply.
D) 1 minus the elasticity of demand.
E) the change in quantity supplied due to a change in quantity demanded.
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A) decrease by a larger amount for a higher price elasticity of demand.
B) decrease by a smaller amount for a higher price elasticity of demand.
C) increase by a larger amount for a higher price elasticity of demand.
D) increase by a smaller amount for a higher price elasticity of demand.
E) not change, regardless of the price elasticity of demand.
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A) Quality often suffers when a price ceiling is imposed.
B) Rent control is an example of a price ceiling.
C) Poor people will always be able to buy more of the product than if the price ceiling did not exist.
D) Price ceilings result in shortages.
E) Just as a producer is not allowed to sell a good for more than the price ceiling, it is illegal for a consumer to pay more than the price ceiling.
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A) Perfectly elastic demand
B) Perfectly inelastic demand
C) Unitary elastic demand
D) Zero demand
E) Plastic is an inferior good.
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A) people react to a change in the price of electricity in the long run but react to a change in the price of salt in the short run.
B) there are more substitutes for electricity than for table salt.
C) people react to a change in the price of electricity in the short run but react to a change in the price of salt in the long run.
D) a change in the price of electricity is likely to be temporary compared to a change in the price of table salt.
E) electricity takes up a larger proportion of one's income than does table salt.
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A) rises if quantity demanded changes by 10 percent.
B) rises if quantity demanded does not change.
C) rises if quantity demanded changes by less than 10 percent.
D) falls if quantity demanded changes by 10 percent.
E) falls if quantity demanded changes by less than 10 percent.
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A) equal to zero.
B) that varies.
C) equal to 1.
D) less than 1.
E) of infinity.
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