Lesson 1.2.2
1.2.2 Factors that change supply Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Business, Unit 1
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The 20 questions
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Which factor causes a market supply curve to shift to the right?
- Higher wage rates
- Government subsidy
- Higher component costs
- Higher indirect tax
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How does an increase in indirect tax affect a product's supply curve?
- Causes downward movement
- Causes upward movement
- Shifts it left
- Shifts it right
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Which event is a direct change in a business's costs of production?
- Increased ad spending
- Higher oil prices
- Higher consumer income
- Lower indirect tax
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How does introducing cost-saving technology usually affect the supply curve?
- Shifts it right
- Causes downward movement
- Shifts it left
- Makes it vertical
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Which event is an external shock that directly reduces market supply?
- A severe drought
- An ad campaign
- A wage rise
- An indirect tax
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What is a government financial grant paid to producers called?
- A tariff
- A dividend
- A subsidy
- An indirect tax
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How does a decrease in worker wage rates affect market supply?
- Supply increases
- Supply decreases
- Supply stays unchanged
- Demand increases
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A firm's total cost is £5,000 for 1,000 units. Costs then rise by 10%. What is the new unit cost?
- £5.50
- £6.00
- £5.00
- £5.10
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A producer receives £4.00 per unit from buyers plus a £0.50 per unit subsidy. What is its effective revenue per unit?
- £4.00
- £4.50
- £2.00
- £3.50
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Which event causes the supply curve for coffee to shift to the left?
- New harvesting technology
- Poor harvest weather
- Lower fertiliser prices
- Government subsidies
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What is the main long-term effect of automation on unit costs?
- Unit costs rise
- Unit costs fall
- Unit costs unchanged
- Fixed costs fall
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How does a rise in key raw material costs affect supply?
- Shifts supply left
- Shifts supply right
- Shifts demand right
- Shifts demand left
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Which tax is an example of an indirect tax on goods?
- Income Tax
- Value Added Tax
- National Insurance
- Corporation Tax
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Unplanned factory closures during a pandemic shift which curve to the left?
- The demand curve
- The supply curve
- The revenue curve
- The cost curve
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What effect does a government subsidy have on market equilibrium price and quantity?
- Price falls, quantity rises
- Price rises, quantity falls
- Price rises, quantity rises
- Price falls, quantity falls
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A technology cuts variable cost from £3 to £2.50 per unit. Fixed cost is £12,000 and output is 8,000 units. What is the saving?
- £4,000
- £2,000
- £8,000
- £1,500
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What direct effect does a government subsidy have on a firm's unit costs?
- Reduces unit costs
- Eliminates fixed costs
- Doubles variable costs
- Increases unit costs
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A producer absorbs most of an indirect tax when price elasticity of demand is:
- Zero
- Unitary
- Inelastic
- Elastic
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An external shock reduces supply in a market. What happens to equilibrium price?
- Price drops completely
- Price falls
- Price stays constant
- Price rises
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A firm's unit cost rises from £6 to £7.50, and it raises its price from £9 to £10.50 to keep the same profit per unit. By what percentage did the price rise?
- 25.0%
- 12.5%
- 16.7%
- 15.0%
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