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2. Thepresenceofpricecontrolsinamarketusuallyisanindicationthat
a. aninsufficientquantityofagoodorservicewasbeingproducedinthatmarkettomeetthepublic’sneed.
b. theusualforcesofsupplyanddemandwerenotabletoestablishanequilibriumpriceinthatmarket.
c. policymakersbelievedthatthepricethatprevailedinthatmarketintheabsenceofpricecontrolswasunfairtobuyersorsellers.
d. policymakerscorrectlybelievedthat,inthatmarket,pricecontrolswouldgeneratenoinequitiesoftheirown.
C PTS:
2 REF:
3. Policymakerssometimesareattractedtopricecontrolsbecause
a. theyviewthemarket'
soutcomeasinefficient.
b. theyviewthemarket'
soutcomeasunfair.
c. itispoliticallypopulartoimposepricecontrolsinmarketsinwhichthedemandforthegoodorserviceisinelastic.
d. theyarerequiredtodosoundertheEmploymentActof1946.
4. Pricecontrols
a. alwaysproduceanequitableoutcome.
b. alwaysproduceanefficientoutcome.
c. cangenerateinequitiesoftheirown.
d. producerevenueforthegovernment.
5. Policymakersusetaxes
a. toraiserevenueforpublicpurposes,butnottoinfluencemarketoutcomes.
b. bothtoraiserevenueforpublicpurposesandtoinfluencemarketoutcomes.
c. whentheyrealizethatpricecontrolsaloneareinsufficienttocorrectmarketinequities.
d. onlyinthosemarketsinwhichtheburdenofthetaxfallsclearlyonthesellers.
Taxes MSC:
6. Alegalmaximumpriceatwhichagoodcanbesoldisaprice
a. floor.
b. stabilization.
c. support.
d. ceiling.
D PTS:
6-1
Priceceilings MSC:
Definitional
7. Apriceceiling
a. isalegalmaximumonthepriceatwhichagoodcanbesold.
b. isoftenimposedinmarketsinwhich“cutthroatcompetition”wouldprevailwithoutapriceceiling.
c. isoftenimposedwhensellersofagoodaresuccessfulintheirattemptstoconvincethegovernmentthatthemarketoutcomeisunfairwithoutapriceceiling.
A PTS:
Interpretive
8. Alegalminimumpriceatwhichagoodcanbesoldis
a. exemplifiedbyrent-controllaws.
b. usuallyintendedtoenhanceefficiencyinamarket.
c. calledapriceceiling.
d. calledapricefloor.
Pricefloors MSC:
Definitional
9. Apricefloor
a. isalegalminimumonthepriceatwhichagoodcanbesold.
b. canresultwhensellersofagoodaresuccessfulintheirattemptstoconvincethegovernmentthatthemarketoutcomewithoutapricefloorisunfairtothem.
c. cancreateinequitiesinamarket.
10. Whichofthefollowingisthemostlikelyexplanationfortheimpositionofapricefloorinthemarketforcorn?
a. Policymakershavestudiedtheeffectsofthepricefloorcarefullyandtheyrecognizethatthepricefloorisadvantageousforsocietyasawhole.
b. Buyersandsellersofcornhaveagreedthatthepricefloorisgoodforbothofthemandhavethereforepressuredpolicymakersintoenactingthepricefloor.
c. Buyersofcorn,recognizingthatthepricefloorisgoodforthem,havepressuredpolicymakersintoenactingthepricefloor.
d. Sellersofcorn,recognizingthatthepricefloorisgoodforthem,havepressuredpolicymakersintoenactingthepricefloor.
11. Apriceceilingwillbebindingonlyifitisset
a. equaltoequilibriumprice.
b. aboveequilibriumprice.
c. belowequilibriumprice.
d. noneoftheabove;
apriceceilingisneverbinding.
12. Apriceceilingisbindingwhenitisset
a. abovetheequilibriumprice,causingashortage.
b. abovetheequilibriumprice,causingasurplus.
c. belowtheequilibriumprice,causingashortage.
d. belowtheequilibriumprice,causingasurplus.
Priceceilings|Shortages MSC:
13. Supposeapriceceilingisnotbinding;
thismeansthat
a. theequilibriumpriceisabovethepriceceiling.
b. theequilibriumpriceisbelowthepriceceiling.
c. ithasnolegalenforcementmechanism.
d. peoplearefindingawaytocircumventthelaw.
14. Apriceceilingthatisnotbindingwill
a. causeasurplusinthemarket.
b. causeashortageinthemarket.
c. causethemarkettobelessefficientthanitwouldbewithoutthepriceceiling.
d. havenoeffectonthemarketprice.
15. Ashortageresultswhen
a. abindingpriceceilingisimposed.
b. abindingpricefloorisimposed.
c. apriceceilingisimposedbutitisnotbinding.
d. apricefloorisimposedbutitisnotbinding.
16. When,inaparticularmarket,thelawofdemandandthelawofsupplybothapply,theimpositionofabindingpriceceilinginthatmarketcausesquantitydemandedtobe
a. greaterthanquantitysupplied.
b. lessthanquantitysupplied.
c. equaltoquantitysupplied.
d. Anyoftheaboveispossible.
17. Tosaythatapriceceilingisbindingistosaythatthepriceceiling
a. resultsinascarcity.
b. issetabovetheequilibriumprice.
c. resultsinexcessdemand.
Figure6-1
18. RefertoFigure6-1.Abindingpriceceilingisshownin
a. panel(a)butnotpanel(b).
b. panel(b)butnotpanel(a).
c. bothpanel(a)andpanel(b).
d. neitherpanel(a)norpanel(b).
Applicative
19. RefertoFigure6-1.Inwhichpanel(s)ofthefigurewouldtherebeashortageofthegoodattheceilingprice?
a. panel(a)butnotpanel(b)
b. panel(b)butnotpanel(a)
c. panel(a)andpanel(b)
d. neitherpanel(a)norpanel(b)
Applicative
20. RefertoFigure6-1.Thesituationinpanel(a)maybedescribedasoneinwhich
a. thepriceceilingisnotbinding.
b. theprice“ceiling”reallyfunctionsasapricefloor.
c. asurplusofthegoodwillbeobserved.
Figure6-2
21. RefertoFigure6-2.Abindingpriceceilingwouldbetheresultifthepriceceilingweresetat
a. $14.
b. $12.
c. $10.
d. $8.
22. RefertoFigure6-2.Whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect?
a. Apriceceilingsetat$12wouldbebinding,butapriceceilingsetat$8wouldnotbebinding.
b. Apricefloorsetat$8wouldbebinding,butapriceceilingsetat$8wouldnotbebinding.
c. Apriceceilingsetat$9wouldresultinanexcesssupply.
d. Apricefloorsetat$11wouldresultinasurplus.
23. RefertoFigure6-2.Ifthegovernmentimposesapricefloorof$14inthismarket,theresultwouldbea
a. surplusof20.
b. surplusof40.
c. shortageof20.
d. shortageof40.
Pricefloors|Surpluses MSC:
24. RefertoFigure6-2.Ifthegovernmentimposesapriceceilingof$8inthismarket,theresultwouldbea
a. surplusof10.
b. surplusof20.
c. shortageof10.
d. shortageof20.
25. RefertoFigure6-2.Ifthegovernmentimposesapriceceilingof$12inthismarket,theresultwouldbe
a. asurplusof10.
b. asurplusof20.
c. ashortageof20.
d. neitherasurplusnorashortage.
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26. RefertoFigure6-2.Inwhichofthefollowingcaseswouldsellershavetodeveloparationingmechanism?
a. Apriceceilingissetat$8.
b. Apriceceilingissetat$12.
c. Apricefloorissetat$8.
d. Apricefloorissetat$10.
27. Apricefloorisbindingifit
a. issetlowerthantheequilibriummarketprice.
b. resultsinanobservedpricethatisthesameastheequilibriumprice.
c. leadstoasurplus.
d. isstrictlyenforcedbythegovernment.
28. Anexampleofapriceflooris
a. theregulationofgasolinepricesintheU.S.inthe1970s.
b. rentcontrol.
c. theminimumwage.
d. anyrestrictiononpricethatleadstoashortage.
29. Wh