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Chapter 4-3: Elasticity of Demand

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Question 1
1.

If something is elastic then it is: (may choose more than one)

Question 2
2.

Which of the following demonstrates the general characteristic of being "inelastic"?

Question 3
3.

Define "elasticity of demand" in your own words:

Question 4
4.

If your demand for a good/service is inelastic then a large change in ____________ will lead to a ____________ change in

Question 5
5.

For which of the following goods/services would your demand most likely be inelastic?

Question 6
6.

If demand for a good/service is unitary elastic then any % change in price will result in a(n) _______________ % change in quantity demanded.

Question 7
7.

If there are few or no substitutes of a good/service available then your demand is most likely to be ____________________ .

Question 8
8.

Your demand for "luxury goods" (things that you can easily live without) is most likely to be _____________ .

Question 9
9.

The principle of "change over time" refers to the fact that demand for products that might be considered necessities (e.g., gasoline), although ____________ in the short term may become more ____________ in the long term as people pursue substitutes.

Question 10
10.

Demand for prescription drugs, especially those considered to be life-saving, is likely to be

Question 11
11.

Demand for any one particular brand of cereal (Frosted Flakes/Lucky Charms/Raisin Bran/etc.) is likely to be

Question 12
12.

If the demand for the product of a particular company is highly elastic then they will most likely experience a(n) __________________ in Total Revenue in response to an increase in price.

Question 13
13.

The manufacturer of a prescription drug has a 10 year patent on production and sales of the life-saving medication (i.e., no competition). In response to an increase in price their Total Revenue will likely