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Unit 3 Test - Price Ceilings & Price Floors

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Unit test on price ceilings and price floors. Demonstrate understanding of key vocabulary (ceiling, floor, shortage, surplus) and predict likely market outcomes when price controls are set above or below the market price.

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1.

A price ceiling is a law that sets a ______ price.

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2.

A price floor is a law that sets a ______ price.

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3.

A price ceiling is usually used to make goods ______.

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4.

A price floor is usually used to help ______.

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5.

If a price ceiling is set below the market price, the most likely result is a:

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If a price floor is set above the market price, the most likely result is a:

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7.

Which word best matches shortage?

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8.

Which word best matches surplus?

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9.

A city limits rent increases and sets a legal maximum rent for apartments. This is a:

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10.

If rent control sets rent below the market rent, what is most likely?

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11.

A state sets a minimum wage of $$16$/hour. This is a:

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12.

If minimum wage is set above the market wage for some jobs, which could happen?

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13.

After a hurricane, a state sets a maximum price for bottled water to stop very high prices. This is a:

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14.

A possible result of a very low maximum price on bottled water is:

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15.

The federal government supports farmers by setting a minimum price for milk. This is a:

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16.

If the minimum milk price is set above the market price, what is most likely?

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17.

Which pair is matched correctly?

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18.

A store has a legal maximum price for concert tickets. Many people want tickets, but tickets sell out quickly. This situation is most like a:

Part C — Reading Passage 1 (Rent Control)

In City A, the government sets a maximum rent for apartments at $1{,}500$ dollars per month. Before the law, many apartments rented for $2{,}000$ dollars per month. After the law, more people try to rent apartments because the price is lower. Some landlords decide not to rent their apartments, and some delay repairs to save money. Many renters compete for a small number of available apartments.

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Part D — Reading Passage 2 (Minimum Wage)

A state raises the minimum wage to $17$ dollars per hour. Some small businesses used to pay $14$ dollars per hour for entry-level jobs. After the new law, some businesses hire fewer workers and ask current workers to do more tasks. More people apply for jobs because the pay is higher.

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19.

The maximum rent ($$1{,}500$) is ______ the old market rent ($$2{,}000$).

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20.

After the law, what happens to quantity demanded of apartments?

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21.

After the law, what happens to quantity supplied of apartments?

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22.

The rent law is a:

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23.

The result described is most likely a:

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24.

Which is a likely sign of this shortage?

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25.

The new wage ($$17$) is ______ the old wage ($$14$).

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26.

Minimum wage is a:

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27.

After the wage increase, more people apply for jobs. This means labor quantity demanded by workers (people wanting jobs) likely:

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28.

The passage describes a possible:

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29.

Which is the best example of a price floor from real life?

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30.

Some businesses hire fewer workers. This means labor quantity demanded by businesses likely: