Lesson 2.6.3
2.6.3 Determinants and usefulness of elasticity Quiz: OCR Economics, Unit 2
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The 20 questions
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Which factor makes the price elasticity of demand for a product more elastic?
- Addictive nature
- Short time period
- Availability of substitutes
- High brand loyalty
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What type of product has a negative income elasticity of demand?
- Luxury good
- Normal good
- Complementary good
- Inferior good
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If cross elasticity of demand between two goods is negative, how are they related?
- Unrelated goods
- Complements
- Inferior goods
- Substitutes
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Which factor increases the price elasticity of supply for a business?
- Long production lag
- Spare production capacity
- Immobile factors
- Raw material shortages
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A firm increases the price of a product with price elastic demand. Total revenue will:
- Reach zero
- Decrease
- Increase
- Remain constant
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Who bears the main burden of an indirect tax on a good with inelastic demand?
- Shared equally
- The government
- The consumer
- The producer
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Which numerical value represents unit price elasticity of demand?
- Minus 1
- Minus 0.5
- Infinity
- Zero
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During an economic boom with rising real incomes, which products see the highest demand growth?
- Inferior goods
- Luxury goods
- Inelastic goods
- Necessity goods
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If a competitor cuts the price of a substitute good, what happens to demand for the firm's product?
- Demand remains constant
- Demand decreases
- Demand increases
- Supply increases
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How does price elasticity of supply change over a longer time period?
- It becomes inelastic
- It becomes elastic
- It becomes zero
- It stays unchanged
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Price rises by 10% and quantity demanded falls by 20%. What is the price elasticity of demand?
- Plus 2
- Minus 20
- Minus 0.5
- Minus 2
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Why are high indirect taxes effective at raising government revenue on cigarettes?
- Demand is inelastic
- Demand is unitary
- Demand is elastic
- Supply is inelastic
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A product has an income elasticity of demand of plus 0.4. What type of good is it?
- Complementary good
- Normal necessity
- Inferior good
- Luxury good
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How does high perishability affect the price elasticity of supply of agricultural goods?
- Makes supply inelastic
- Has no effect
- Makes supply elastic
- Makes supply unit-elastic
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How does spending a very small proportion of income on a good affect its price elasticity of demand?
- Demand is inelastic
- Demand is infinite
- Demand is unitary
- Demand is elastic
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Two products have a cross elasticity of demand of plus 3.5. How are they related?
- Weak complements
- Weak substitutes
- Strong complements
- Strong substitutes
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When price discriminating, a firm should charge a higher price in market segments where demand is:
- Unitary
- Perfectly elastic
- Elastic
- Inelastic
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Who receives most of the financial benefit when a government subsidises a product with elastic demand?
- The consumer
- Shared equally
- The government
- The producer
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Moving down a straight-line downward-sloping demand curve, price elasticity of demand:
- Increases
- Stays constant
- Decreases
- Equals minus one
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Price rises by 5% and quantity supplied increases by 15%. What is the price elasticity of supply?
- Plus 0.33
- Minus 3
- Plus 10
- Plus 3
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