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Chapter 4 Practice Quiz

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  Pierce College  »  Economics  »  Economics 002 – Principles of Economics II  »  Spring 2021  »  Chapter 4 Practice Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  will reduce the price of mangoes in the United States.
B  will reduce the price of mango juice in the United States.
C  will discourage American producers of mangoes.
D  will increase the price of mangoes in the United States.
Question #2
A  consumers and producers are allowed to trade at the market clearing price.
B  free market exchanges do not exist.
C  the government imposes a price ceiling that is lower than the market clearing price.
D  the government imposes a price floor that is higher than the market clearing price.
Question #3
A  producer surplus.
B  monopoly profits.
C  opportunity cost.
D  deadweight loss.
Question #4
A  None of these.
B  sometimes surplus food is given away.
C  small farms receive most of the benefits.
D  food shortages result in most cases.
Question #5
A  import quota.
B  black market.
C  price ceiling.
D  price floor.
Question #6
A  middlemen.
B  producers.
C  consumers.
D  free agents.
Question #7
A  landlord-tenant relationships are more harmonious than under freely competitive markets.
B  the number of rental units available for rent is lower than under freely competitive markets.
C  apartments tend to be nicer than they would be under freely competitive markets.
D  the quantity demanded of rental units is less than it would be under freely competitive markets.
Question #8
A  Market clearing price will fall, and equilibrium quantity will rise.
B  Market clearing price will rise, and equilibrium quantity will rise.
C  Market clearing price will fall, and equilibrium quantity will fall.
D  Market clearing price will rise, and equilibrium quantity will fall.
Question #10
A  the same as a government-imposed price floor that is higher than that market clearing price.
B  smaller for a government-imposed price ceiling that is lower than that market clearing price.
C  greater for a government-imposed price floor that is higher than that market clearing price.
D  greater for a government-imposed price ceiling that is lower than that market clearing price.
Question #11
A  The market clearing price would rise, and the equilibrium quantity would fall.
B  The market clearing price would fall, and the equilibrium quantity would fall.
C  The market clearing price would fall, and the equilibrium quantity would rise.
D  The market clearing price would rise, and the equilibrium quantity would rise.
Question #12
A  excessive construction of new rental housing.
B  increased incentives for people to purchase their own homes.
C  reduced incentive to construct new rental housing.
D  keeping rental rates too high in a normal market.
Question #13
A  more MP3 music downloads to be produced.
B  a decrease in both the relative price and quantity of MP3 music downloads.
C  a decrease in the supply of MP3 music downloads.
D  an excess number of MP3 music downloads in the market.
Question #14
A  a price floor set by the government.
B  a price ceiling set by government.
C  the rationing function of prices protecting domestic strawberry farmers.
D  an import quota.
Question #15
A  equilibrium quantity will decrease.
B  market clearing price will increase.
C  equilibrium quantity will increase.
D  market clearing price will decrease.
Question #16
A  a black market price.
B  a price floor.
C  an illegal price control.
D  a price ceiling.
Question #17
A  The market clearing price of a good reflects its relative scarcity.
B  An effective price ceiling results in a surplus of the good.
C  When the market clearing price of a good is the equilibrium, then everyone can afford it.
D  An effective price floor results in a shortage of the good.
Question #18
A  increase transaction costs.
B  make exchange more difficult.
C  reduce transaction costs.
D  exist primarily in towns or cities.