1. If the demand curve is written as Q = 670 – P/3, then the inverse...
1. If the demand curve is written as Q = 670 – P/3, then the inverse demand function is
| 670-(P/3)=Q | ||
| Q=2010-3P | ||
| P=670-(Q/3) | ||
| Q=670-(P/3) | ||
| P=2010-3Q | ||
| None of the Above |
The demand function for Widgets is given by:
QD=6000-15y-20p-8pG,
where QD is the quantity of widgets demanded, y is the per capital
income, and pG is the price of Gizmos.
If y is 47 (measured in thousands of dollars) and
the price of Gizmos (pG) is $56, what is the
intercept for the demand curve for Widgets after we take into
account y and pG (to two decimal places)?
The demand function for Widgets is given by QD=1260-21y-27p-2pG, where QD is the quantity of widgets demanded, , y is the per capital income and pG is the price of Gizmos. What is the slope of the demand curve for Widgets?
| QD=-21 | ||
| QD=-1260 | ||
| QD=27 | ||
| QD=-2 | ||
|
None of the Above |
Demand for lift tickets at a popular ski resort is given
by:
Q=14,394-12.75p+3.15palt-4.63plodging+17.43Y
Where p is the price of a lift ticket, palt is the price
of a tropical vacation package =$300
Q is quantity demanded, plodging is price of ski resort
lodging= $100
Y is consumer income = $20000.
Given this demand Lift tickets and resort lodging can be considered
to be:
| Substitutes | ||
| Inferior | ||
| Normal | ||
| Compliments | ||
| Unrelated |
the demand for oranges is written as Q = 200 - 9.7p, then the inverse demand function is
| Q=9.7p-200 | ||
| Q=20.62-0.1p | ||
| p=20.62-9.7Q | ||
| p=20.62-0.1Q | ||
| None of the Above |
What is the slope of the Demand Curve Q=125-P/4?
| 0.25 | ||
| 4 | ||
| -0.25 | ||
| -4 | ||
| None of the Above |
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