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Week 3 Quiz

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  1. In the course's illustrative market, demand follows Qd = 90 − 10P, with P in dollars and Qd in units per day. What is quantity demanded at a price of 7 dollars?

    Select one.

    • 10 units per day
    • 20 units per day
    • 30 units per day
    • 70 units per day
  2. In the illustrative market with demand Qd = 90 − 10P, the good's price falls from 6 dollars to 5 dollars and nothing else changes. Which statement describes what happens?

    Select one.

    • Demand increases, so the whole demand curve shifts right
    • Quantity demanded falls from 40 to 30 units along the demand curve
    • Quantity demanded rises from 30 to 40 units along the demand curve
    • Demand decreases, so the whole demand curve shifts left
  3. Buyers' incomes rise, the good is a normal good, and demand in the illustrative market changes from Qd = 90 − 10P to Qd = 110 − 10P. At a price of 6 dollars, how many units do buyers now want?

    Select one.

    • 30 units per day
    • 40 units per day
    • 50 units per day
    • 70 units per day
  4. Buyers' incomes fall, the good is a normal good, and demand in the illustrative market changes from Qd = 90 − 10P to Qd = 70 − 10P. Described in words on a graph with price on the vertical axis, how does the demand curve move?

    Select one.

    • Left, with 20 fewer units wanted at every price
    • Right, with 20 more units wanted at every price
    • Down along the same line to a lower quantity
    • Left, with 10 fewer units wanted at every price
  5. True or false: an inferior good is a good of low quality.

    True or false.

    • True
    • False
  6. Game consoles and video games are complements. The price of game consoles rises, and nothing else changes. What happens in the market for video games?

    Select one.

    • Demand for games shifts right, because gamers spend more on gaming
    • Demand for games shifts left, because fewer people own consoles
    • Quantity demanded of games falls along an unchanged curve
    • Nothing changes, because the price of games stayed the same
  7. Which of these changes would shift the demand curve for bike-share rides? Select all that apply.

    Select every option that applies.

    • The price of electric-scooter rentals, a substitute, rises
    • The price of a bike-share ride falls
    • A new apartment building near the docks adds many new riders
    • Riders come to prefer biking after a city safety campaign
    • The price of a bike-share ride rises
  8. Read the illustrative market as ten identical buyers, each wanting q = 9 − P units a day. At a price of 4 dollars, what is the market's quantity demanded?

    Select one.

    • 5 units per day
    • 10 units per day
    • 40 units per day
    • 50 units per day
  9. The law of demand says that a higher price lowers quantity demanded "with every other influence held fixed." Which idea from how economists build models does that phrase express?

    Select one.

    • Ceteris paribus
    • Opportunity cost
    • Comparative advantage
    • A normative judgment
  10. True or false: the claim that a higher price for a good lowers the quantity buyers want, all else equal, is a normative statement.

    True or false.

    • True
    • False

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