A) Point A; Point B
B) Point A; Point F
C) Point A; Point D
D) Point A; Point I
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A) increase in the equilibrium quantity sold.
B) decrease in the equilibrium quantity sold.
C) increase in the equilibrium price.
D) decrease in the equilibrium price.
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A) price will fall, but the effect on quantity sold is uncertain.
B) the quantity sold will decline, but the effect on price is uncertain.
C) the quantity sold will increase, but the effect on price is uncertain.
D) price will rise, but the effect on quantity sold is uncertain.
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A) the imposition of a price floor below the equilibrium price will increase the quantity demanded.
B) the imposition of a price floor below the equilibrium price will decrease the quantity exchanged.
C) the imposition of a price floor above the equilibrium price will decrease the quantity demanded.
D) the imposition of a price floor above the equilibrium price will increase the quantity exchanged.
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A) supply increase.
B) supply decrease.
C) decrease in demand.
D) increase in demand.
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A) increase; increase
B) indeterminate; decrease
C) decrease; indeterminate
D) decrease; decrease
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A) an increase in the price of hotel rooms and an increase in hotel room rentals.
B) an increase in the price of hotel rooms and a decrease in hotel room rentals.
C) an uncertain effect on the price of hotel rooms, but an increase in the quantity of hotel rooms rented.
D) an increase in the price of hotel rooms, but an uncertain effect on the quantity of hotel rooms rented.
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A) It would also increase the quantity exchanged if it was caused by an increase in demand.
B) It would also decrease the quantity exchanged if it was caused by an increase in supply.
C) We would not know how quantity would change if we didn't know whether it was due a change in demand or a change in supply.
D) All of the above would be true.
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A) QS
B) QD
C) 0
D) the equilibrium quantity
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A) A strike by production workers in the industry.
B) A subsidy to the industry from the government.
C) A decrease in advertising expenditures by the industry.
D) A decrease in the price of a complement good.
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A) indeterminate change in price and an increase in equilibrium quantity.
B) indeterminate change in price and a decrease in equilibrium quantity.
C) decrease in price and an increase in equilibrium quantity.
D) increase in price and an increase in equilibrium quantity.
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A) price of grapes will fall.
B) price of grapes will rise.
C) quantity of grapes exchanged will fall.
D) quantity of grapes exchanged will rise.
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A) a surplus of lettuce will be created.
B) a shortage of lettuce will be created.
C) the quantity of lettuce traded remains the same.
D) the quantity of lettuce supplied will increase.
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A) The supply of cocaine will increase causing the price of cocaine to increase.
B) The demand for cocaine will increase causing the price of cocaine to increase.
C) The supply of cocaine will decrease causing the price of cocaine to increase.
D) There will be a movement up along the supply curve of cocaine.
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