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Rock climbing areas are often on public lands. These areas, which are often crowded, are classified as
 
  A) rival and excludable.
  B) non-rival and excludable.
  C) rival and non-excludable.
  D) non-rival and non-excludable.



Ques. 2

The vertical distance between a firm's total cost (TC) and its total variable cost (TVC) curves
 
  A) decreases as output decreases.
  B) is equal to the average variable cost, AVC.
  C) is equal to the total fixed cost, TFC.
  D) is equal to the marginal cost, MC.



Ques. 3

Which curve is the same as the market demand curve? Why are the curves the same?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



Ques. 4

In the 1980s, one of the most common sights in the socialist countries, such as the former Soviet Union and North Korea, were long lines for bread, sugar, and other necessities. These countries had price ceilings on these necessities.
 
  Some of the socialist nations, such as the former Soviet Union, have moved to a market economy by lifting the price ceilings, while others, such as North Korea, have retained their price ceilings. What prediction do you make about the presence (or absence) of long lines today in the former Soviet Union and North Korea? Explain your answer.



Ques. 5

If Mexico is currently operating at a point inside its production possibilities frontier, then there are unemployed resources in Mexico. Is this statement true or false? Briefly explain your answer.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



Ques. 6

Patty spends 10 a week on bagels and soda. The price of a bagel is 2 and the price of soda is 1 a can. Patty buys 2 bagels and 6 cans of soda. Her marginal utility from bagels is 20 units.
 
  The price of a bagel rises to 3 and the price of a can of soda rises to 1.50. Patty now buys ________ bagels and her marginal utility from bagels ________. She buys ________ cans of soda and her marginal utility from soda ________. A) fewer than 2; increases; fewer than 6; increases
  B) 2; is 20 units; 6; is 10 units
  C) fewer than 2; is 20 units; fewer than 6; is 10 units
  D) fewer than 2; decreases; fewer than 6; decreases



Ques. 7

Using the above figure, suppose there is a decrease in the number of suppliers. Then
 
  A) the equilibrium price will decrease below 25 per dozen roses.
  B) we cannot predict what will happen to equilibrium quantity.
  C) the equilibrium quantity will decrease below 10 dozen roses.
  D) both the equilibrium price and quantity will increase.



Ques. 8

The price elasticity of demand for movies is approximately 1 and 500,000 tickets are sold per day. If the average price of a movie ticket increases by 20 percent, the number of tickets sold each day decreases to ________.
 
  A) 400,000
  B) 300,000
  C) 420,000
  D) 475,000
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(Answer to Q. 1)  C

(Answer to Q. 2)  C

(Answer to Q. 3)  The market demand curve is the same as the marginal social benefit curve. For any quantity, the demand curve shows the dollar value of other goods and services a consumer is willing to forgo to get another unit of the good. (This amount is the maximum price the consumer is willing to pay and equals the price from the demand curve vertically above each quantity.) But the amount of other goods and services the consumer is willing to forgo is the marginal social benefit of the good. Hence along the market demand curve the price associated with each quantity of the good is the same as the marginal social benefit of that quantity. (So that, for instance, the price associated with the 3rd quantity is the same as the marginal social benefit of the 3rd unit.) Therefore the market demand curve is the same as the marginal social benefit curve.

(Answer to Q. 4)  The long lines have disappeared in the former Soviet Union but are still present in North Korea. The socialist countries had price ceilings on necessities that were below the equilibrium price. These ceilings created shortages, thus the long lines. In the countries that have lifted the price ceilings, the price has risen toward the equilibrium price, thereby eliminating the shortages and long lines. In the nations that have retained the price ceilings, the shortages and hence the long lines have persisted.

(Answer to Q. 5)  The statement is true. Points within the production possibilities frontier are attainable, so it is possible for Mexico to be producing at a point within its frontier. At points within the production possibilities frontier, there are unemployed resources.

(Answer to Q. 6)  A

(Answer to Q. 7)  C

(Answer to Q. 8)  A
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