Try to answer these 30 Demand, Supply, and Market Equilibrium MCQs and check your understanding of the Demand, Supply, and Market Equilibrium subject.
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A. True
B. False
A. Product Markets
B. Competitive market
C. Free market
D. Imperfect market
A. Complements
B. Substitutes
C. Shortage
D. Elastic
A. Union
B. Conjunction
C. Intersection
D. Conjunction
A. Union
B. Conjunction
C. Intersection
D. Conjunction
A. Individual supply curve
B. Individual Demand curve
C. Market supply curve
D. Market demand curve
A. Individual supply schedule
B. Individual Demand schedule
C. Market supply schedule
D. Market demand schedule
A. Individual supply curve
B. Individual Demand curve
C. Market supply curve
D. Market demand curve
A. Normal goods
B. Superior goods
C. Inferior goods
D. Giffen goods
A. Law of supply
B. Law of Demand
C. Law of Goods
D. Law of Economics
A. Law of supply
B. Law of Demand
C. Law of Goods
D. Law of Economics
A. Sale
B. Market
C. Industry
D. None of these
A. Horizontal
B. Vertical
C. Both of these
D. None of these
A. Market equilibrium
B. Supply equilibrium
C. Demand equilibrium
D. Intersect equilibrium
A. Horizontal
B. Vertical
C. Both of these
D. None of these
A. Production
B. Suppy
C. Demand
D. Price
A. Quantity
B. Quality
C. Price
D. Packing
A. Produced
B. Consumed
C. Supplied
D. Stored
A. Surplus
B. Substitutes
C. Shortage
D. Elastic
A. Supplied,demanded
B. Supplied,Produced
C. Demanded,supplied
D. Demanded,Produced
A. It involves few buyers, but many sellers.
B. It involves many buyers and sellers.
C. It involves many buyers, but few sellers.
D. It involves just buyers.
A. When people expect a company to do poorly in the future
B. When people expect a company to do well in the future
C. When people realize a company is doing poorly now
D. When people realize a company is holding steady now
A. It should say “positively” instead of “negatively.”
B. It should say “demanded and supplied.”
C. It should include ceteris paribus at the end.
D. It should include a reference to a demand curve.
A. One individual
B. One firm
C. A sampling of buyers
D. All buyers in a market
A. Declining income
B. Tastes shifting toward the product
C. Declining price of a complement
D. Increasing price of a substitute
A. Increased demand for apple juice
B. Increased price of tortilla chips
C. Steady price of baseballs
D. Decreased demand for wine coolers
A. Changes in income
B. Changes in price of related goods and services
C. Changes in number of products
D. Changes in purchasing
A. An increase in income can often increase the shortage of inferior goods.
B. A decline in income can often increase the surplus of inferior goods.
C. An increase in income can often increase demand for inferior goods
D. A decline in income can often increase demand for inferior goods.
A. Individual demand curve
B. Market demand curve
C. Individual supply curve
D. Market supply curve
A. Static
B. Fluctuating
C. Higher
D. Lower
A. Change in supply
B. Change in quantity supplied
C. Decrease in supply
D. Increase in quantity supplied
A. S
B. P
C. E
D. T
A. Coffee and cream
B. Coffee and tea
C. Tea and teapots
D. Butter and motor oil
A. The quantity demanded is less than the quantity supplied.
B. The quantity demanded is almost equal to the quantity supplied.
C. The quantity demanded is exactly equal to the quantity supplied.
D. The quantity demanded is more than the quantity supplied.
A. Surpluses cause producers to maintain prices.
B. Shortages cause producers to maintain prices.
C. Shortages cause producers to cut prices.
D. Surpluses cause producers to cut prices.
A. Demand; demand
B. Supply; supply
C. Supply; demand
D. Demand; supply
A. Taste
B. Opportunity costs
C. Population
D. Income
A. Price
B. It will be elastic
C. Inelastic
D. All of this
A. A any increase in the price of plums results in a 1 percent decrease in the quantity of plums demanded
B. The price of plums does not change after a drought
C. A 5 percent rise in the price of plums results in a 5 percent decrease in the quantity of plums demanded
D. My demand for plums increases when the price of apples falls