22) es = Percentage change in quantity supplied / Percentage change in price
Let x be the percentage change in quantity supplied. Then, we have:
We also know that price and quantity supplied are positively related. Si, an increase in price causes increase in quantity supplied.
Answer: (a) Increase by 4%
23) Here, we see that Lola finds a substitute home for herself to reduce the number of miles she drives everyday. When there are options available, the demand is more elastic. Thus, our answer is (a).
Answer: (a) The availability of substitutes in determining the price elasticity of demand.
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43. Chapter ma2pe08r, Section .323, Problem 024 (ID: 024.32.3- MC- MANK08) If a country raises its budget deficit, then net capital outflow ts currency shifts right in the market for fi O a. rises, so the supply of i reign-currency exchange b. rises, so the demand for its currency shifts right in the market for foreign-currency exchange O c. falls, so the supply of its currency shifts left in the market for foreign-currency exchange. d. falls, so the demand for...
98. Chapter ma2pe08r, Section .302, Problem 091 (ID: 091.30.2 - MC - MANK08) Which movie is an allegory about late 19th century monetary policy? a. The Wizard of Oz b. Mary Poppins c. It’s a Wonderful Life d. Trading Places
43. Chapter ma2pe08r, Section .242, Problem 099 (ID: 099.24.2 - MC - MANK08) If the nominal interest rate is 4.2 percent and the rate of inflation is -0.5 percent, then the real interest rate is a. -8.4 percent. b. -2.1 percent. c. 3.7 percent. d. 4.7 percent.
45. Chapter ma2pe08r, section.271, Problem 208 (ID: 208.27.1- MC-MANK08) If the annual interest rate is 2%, what is the present value of the savings bond? Suppose you own a savings bond that will pay you $100 in 7 years. O a. $27.91 b. $87.06 O c. $93.64 O d. $87.06
53. Chapter ma2pe08r, Section .252, Problem 159 (ID: 159.25.2 - MC - MANK08) Which of the following statements is correct? a. Human capital per worker is a determinant of productivity. b. A nation cannot be highly productive in producing goods and services without abundant quantities of natural resources. c. Human capital and technological knowledge are the same thing. d. All technological knowledge is proprietary.
55. Chapter ma2pe08r, Section .32, Problem 049 (ID: 049.03.2 - MC - MANK08) The gains from trade are a. evident in economic models, but seldom observed in the real world. b. evident in the real world, but impossible to capture in economic models. c. a result of more efficient resource allocation than would be observed in the absence of trade. d. based on the principle of absolute advantage.
1. If the demand curve is linear and downward sloping, which of the following statements is not correct? a) Demand is more elastic on the lower part of the demand curve than on the upper part. b) Different pairs of points on the demand curve can result in different values of the price elasticity of demand. c) Different pairs of points on the demand curve result in identical values of the slope of the demand curve. d) Starting from a...
57. Chapter ma2pe08r, Section .364, Problem 013 (ID: 013.36.4-MC-MANK08) An individual would suffer lower losses or maybe even gain from an unexpectedly higher inflation rate if O a. she held much currency and on net was a lender. Ob. she held much currency and on net was a borrower c. she held litle currency and on net was a lender O d. she held little currency and on net was a borrower