A) Consumer expectations.
B) Consumers' income.
C) Consumers' desire for the good.
D) Available technology.
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A) That price is the equilibrium price.
B) That price is greater than the equilibrium price.
C) That price is less than the equilibrium price.
D) There is no equilibrium price in the market.
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A) Need the goods and services the most.
B) Want the goods and services the most.
C) Have the most political power.
D) Are willing and able to pay the market price.
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A) Substitutes in production.
B) Complements in production; by-products.
C) Substitutes in consumption.
D) Complements in consumption.
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A) A shortage exists at the old equilibrium price.
B) There must be a surplus of the good.
C) The market supply and demand curves do not intersect.
D) Market demand must be upward-sloping.
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A) An increase in demand.
B) An increase in supply.
C) A shortage.
D) A surplus.
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A) Be in equilibrium.
B) Experience a surplus of 30 units.
C) Experience a shortage of 22 units.
D) Experience a surplus of 56 units.
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A) Government laws and regulations.
B) Profits.
C) The production possibilities curve.
D) The public's welfare.
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A) The most a consumer is willing to exchange to get an item.
B) The height of the demand line for a consumer or height of the supply line for the supplier.
C) The minimum price that a producer will accept for a product.
D) All of the choices are correct.
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A) Hall where the performance was being held was very large.
B) Price of the tickets must have been very low because of the low demand.
C) Ballet group was not very well known.
D) Price of the tickets must have been above the equilibrium price.
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A) An increase in the price of skateboards.
B) An increase in the cost of materials used to produce skateboards.
C) An improvement in skateboard-making technology.
D) All of the choices are correct.
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A) An increase in the demand for airline tickets.
B) A decrease in the supply of airline tickets.
C) A decrease in the demand for airline tickets.
D) No change in the supply of or demand for airline tickets because the price is not changing right now.
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A) Demand for baseballs to decrease.
B) Supply of baseballs to decrease.
C) Demand for baseballs to increase.
D) Supply of baseballs to increase.
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A) Substitutes in production.
B) Complements in production; by-products.
C) Unrelated in a farmer's decision.
D) None of the choices are correct.
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A) The number of potential sellers.
B) Income.
C) Tastes.
D) Expectations about future income.
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A) $4.
B) $6.
C) $2.
D) $8.
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