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| Class: | ECON - Microeconomics 2 - Intermediate |
| Subject: | Economics |
| University: | Blinn College |
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One disadvantage of a sole proprietorship as a form of business organization is that?
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Owners of sole proprietorships can lose all their personal assests if the business is sued or fails. |
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Brian is the sole proprietor ownder of Long Voyage Software. He started the business with an initial investment of $80,000. A faulty map causes one customer to get hopelessly lost. after her rescue and recuperation, she sues Long Voyage for $5,000,000. which of the following is true?
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if $5,000,000 is awarded, brian is personally responsible for paying all of it. |
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all of the following are advantages of partnerships except one. which one is the exception?
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Their liability is limited by each partners share of the business |
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stockholders share in the profits of a corporation
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in proportion to their ownership of stock |
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You own stockworth an estimated $1 million in the LPL corporation. in addition, you have personal assests worth another $2 mllion. LPL becomes insolvent, with debts exceeding assests by $15 million. your personal wealth will decline by?
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$1 million |
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in general, elasticity measures
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the responsiveness of decision makers to changes in prices, income or other variables |
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price elasticity of demand is defined as
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the percentage change in quantity demanded divided by the percentage change in price |
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the midpoint formula of elasticity solves the problem of
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which price or quantity to use as a base for calculating percentage changes |
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demand is said to be elastic whenever
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price elasticity has an absolute valur greater than 1 |
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when demand is price elastic, total revenue is
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a directly related quantity demand |
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which of the following describes a situation in which demand mus be elastic?
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total revenue decreases when the price of pencils rises |
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an addicts demand curve for heroin is likely to be
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highly inelastic (no matter how expensive it gets they will still buy it) |
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the demand for flounder(a specific fish) is
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more elastic than the demand for fish because there are more substitutes for flounder than for fish in general |
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if price increases from $45 to $55, the market quantity supplied increases from 20 units per week to 30 units per week. the price elasticity of supply is
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2.0 Es= %changeQs/%changeP %change=difference/average |
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goods with an income elasticity of demand greater than 1 are called
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Luxuries |
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if a good is inferior, then the income elasticity of demand for that good is?
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negative |
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suppose the cross-price elasticity of demand between quinces and muskmelons is 5. which of the following must be true?
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quinces and muskmelons are substitutes |
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a curve representing combinations of two goods that yield equal totaly utility is an
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indifference curve |
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a consumers indifference map is a depiction of
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her preferences |
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economists assume peoples tastes are
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relatively stable over time |
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the law of diminishing marginal utility states that
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marginal utility falls as more of a good is consumed, other things constant |
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which of the following illustrates the law of diminishing marginal utility?
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the marginal utility of dianes second coke is greater than the marginal utility of her third coke, other things contsant |
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newspaper vending machines illustrate that newspaper publishers believe
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the marginal untility of a second identical newspaper is zero or less. (MU does not decrease much between the first and second unit) |
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if the marginal utility is positive then total utility is
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increasing |
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if a good is offered to you free of charge, then you
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stop consuming it when its marginal utility equal 0 |
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if a consumer allocates income between good A and good B, total utility is maximized when
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marginal utility of A/price of A = marginal utility of B/price of B |
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assume that you allocate you income to calzones and juice and that you have not yet spent your entire budget. if the marginal utility of a fourth calzone is 100 and the marginal utility of a third glass of juice is 50, you would
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consider the relative prices of calzones and juice before deciding that to consume next |
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suppose that fernando allocates his lunch money between pizza and coke. a coke has a price of $1 and a slice of pizza has a price of $1.50. the marginal utility of the last slice of pizza fernando ate today was 30, and the marginal utility of his last coke was 25. fernando spend all of his lunch money from this information we can conclude that
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fernandos total utility would have been higher if he had purchased more coke and less pizza |
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if by purchasing a little more milk and a little less ice cream you could increase you total utility,
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the MU/P of milk must be greater than that of ice cream |
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firms want to maximize profit because
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it is the entrepreneurs source of income and it improves the firms chances of survival |
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which of the following is not an explicit cost?
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the value of the firm owners time -explicit cost is something you would write a check for |
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accounting profit equals
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economic profit plus implicit costs |
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inputs that can be increased or decreased in the short run are called
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variable inputs |
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which of the following is most likely to be a fixed resource for Pauls contry fresh pies, inc?
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ovens |
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the short run is a period of time
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during which atleast one resource is fixed |
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the additional output obtained by adding another unit of labor to the production process is called
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the marginal product of labor |
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the law of diminishing returns explains why
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shortrun MC and AVC curves are U-shaped |
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when diminishing marginal returns set in, marginal product is
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positive and decreasing |
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which of the following is a fixed cose of driving a car?
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license plates |
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what is the relationship between marginal cost and marginal product
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when marginal product increases, marginal cost falls. |
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the toys-r-danger-us toy company can produce 500 water pistols for a total cost of $1,400. if the variable cost of producing 500 water pistols is $1,300, then
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a fixed cost much be $100 |
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suppose guild produces 5,000 quiatrs per year. its average total cost is $90, and its fixed cost is $250,000. what is its variable cost?
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$200,000 |
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the average total cost curve and the average variable cost curve
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are closer together as output increases, with average variable cost reaching its minimum level first |
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if marginal cost exceeds average variable cost,
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average variable cost is negative |
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| One disadvantage of a sole proprietorship as a form of business organization is that? | Owners of sole proprietorships can lose all their personal assests if the business is sued or fails. | |
| Brian is the sole proprietor ownder of Long Voyage Software. He started the business with an initial investment of $80,000. A faulty map causes one customer to get hopelessly lost. after her rescue and recuperation, she sues Long Voyage for $5,000,000. which of the following is true? | if $5,000,000 is awarded, brian is personally responsible for paying all of it. | |
| all of the following are advantages of partnerships except one. which one is the exception? | Their liability is limited by each partners share of the business | |
| stockholders share in the profits of a corporation | in proportion to their ownership of stock | |
| You own stockworth an estimated $1 million in the LPL corporation. in addition, you have personal assests worth another $2 mllion. LPL becomes insolvent, with debts exceeding assests by $15 million. your personal wealth will decline by? | $1 million | |
| in general, elasticity measures | the responsiveness of decision makers to changes in prices, income or other variables | |
| price elasticity of demand is defined as | the percentage change in quantity demanded divided by the percentage change in price | |
| the midpoint formula of elasticity solves the problem of | which price or quantity to use as a base for calculating percentage changes | |
| demand is said to be elastic whenever | price elasticity has an absolute valur greater than 1 | |
| when demand is price elastic, total revenue is | a directly related quantity demand | |
| which of the following describes a situation in which demand mus be elastic? | total revenue decreases when the price of pencils rises | |
| an addicts demand curve for heroin is likely to be | highly inelastic (no matter how expensive it gets they will still buy it) | |
| the demand for flounder(a specific fish) is | more elastic than the demand for fish because there are more substitutes for flounder than for fish in general | |
| if price increases from $45 to $55, the market quantity supplied increases from 20 units per week to 30 units per week. the price elasticity of supply is | 2.0 Es= %changeQs/%changeP %change=difference/average | |
| goods with an income elasticity of demand greater than 1 are called | Luxuries | |
| if a good is inferior, then the income elasticity of demand for that good is? | negative | |
| suppose the cross-price elasticity of demand between quinces and muskmelons is 5. which of the following must be true? | quinces and muskmelons are substitutes | |
| a curve representing combinations of two goods that yield equal totaly utility is an | indifference curve | |
| a consumers indifference map is a depiction of | her preferences | |
| economists assume peoples tastes are | relatively stable over time | |
| the law of diminishing marginal utility states that | marginal utility falls as more of a good is consumed, other things constant | |
| which of the following illustrates the law of diminishing marginal utility? | the marginal utility of dianes second coke is greater than the marginal utility of her third coke, other things contsant | |
| newspaper vending machines illustrate that newspaper publishers believe | the marginal untility of a second identical newspaper is zero or less. (MU does not decrease much between the first and second unit) | |
| if the marginal utility is positive then total utility is | increasing | |
| if a good is offered to you free of charge, then you | stop consuming it when its marginal utility equal 0 | |
| if a consumer allocates income between good A and good B, total utility is maximized when | marginal utility of A/price of A = marginal utility of B/price of B | |
| assume that you allocate you income to calzones and juice and that you have not yet spent your entire budget. if the marginal utility of a fourth calzone is 100 and the marginal utility of a third glass of juice is 50, you would | consider the relative prices of calzones and juice before deciding that to consume next | |
| suppose that fernando allocates his lunch money between pizza and coke. a coke has a price of $1 and a slice of pizza has a price of $1.50. the marginal utility of the last slice of pizza fernando ate today was 30, and the marginal utility of his last coke was 25. fernando spend all of his lunch money from this information we can conclude that | fernandos total utility would have been higher if he had purchased more coke and less pizza | |
| if by purchasing a little more milk and a little less ice cream you could increase you total utility, | the MU/P of milk must be greater than that of ice cream | |
| firms want to maximize profit because | it is the entrepreneurs source of income and it improves the firms chances of survival | |
| which of the following is not an explicit cost? | the value of the firm owners time -explicit cost is something you would write a check for | |
| accounting profit equals | economic profit plus implicit costs | |
| inputs that can be increased or decreased in the short run are called | variable inputs | |
| which of the following is most likely to be a fixed resource for Pauls contry fresh pies, inc? | ovens | |
| the short run is a period of time | during which atleast one resource is fixed | |
| the additional output obtained by adding another unit of labor to the production process is called | the marginal product of labor | |
| the law of diminishing returns explains why | shortrun MC and AVC curves are U-shaped | |
| when diminishing marginal returns set in, marginal product is | positive and decreasing | |
| which of the following is a fixed cose of driving a car? | license plates | |
| what is the relationship between marginal cost and marginal product | when marginal product increases, marginal cost falls. | |
| the toys-r-danger-us toy company can produce 500 water pistols for a total cost of $1,400. if the variable cost of producing 500 water pistols is $1,300, then | a fixed cost much be $100 | |
| suppose guild produces 5,000 quiatrs per year. its average total cost is $90, and its fixed cost is $250,000. what is its variable cost? | $200,000 | |
| the average total cost curve and the average variable cost curve | are closer together as output increases, with average variable cost reaching its minimum level first | |
| if marginal cost exceeds average variable cost, | average variable cost is negative |
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