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Unit 2.1- 2.5: Competitive markets quiz

1. A demand curve shows:

 

2. Movement along a demand curve to the left to a new equilibrium position could have been caused by:

 

3. A shift in a demand curve occurs when:

 

4. A car dealership reduces the price of a new model from £15,000 to £13,500. As a result, the quantity demanded rises from 25 units a week to 30 units a week. The price elasticity of demand is:

 

5. When incomes rise by 2%, demand for UK holidays rises by 4%. The income elasticity of demand is:

 

6. A normal good is one where:

 

7. If the price elasticity of supply for a product is 3.5, then we can conclude that:

 

 

8. When demand for a product is price elastic, a decrease in price lead to:

D is incorrect because this would cause a rise in quantity demanded, not demand

9. The price elasticity of demand for a firm’s products will change when a business:

 

10. Which one of the following would cause an increase in the quantity supplied (also known as an extension of supply) of cars?

 

11. Movement along a supply curve to the right arises because of:

 

12. The supply of a luxury car brand falls, this could have been caused by:

 

13. A rise in price from £21 to £22 leads to a 5% rise in the quantity supplied. To two decimal place

price elasticity of supply is:

 

14. Supply in agriculture is typically price inelastic because:

 

15. The table below shows the market for takeaway pizza:

Price per pizza $Quantity demanded per weekQuantity supplied per week
3350510
2.75400480
2.50450450
2.25500420

Following a rise in production costs, supply falls by 80 pizzas at all prices. The new equilibrium price would be

 

16. An equilibrium price for a product is certain to rise when:

 

 

17. A market is said to be in equilibrium when:

 

 

18. Which one of the following best describes a state of market disequilibrium? Market disequilibrium:

 

19. Coffee and tea are both agricultural products. Which of the following statements are true:

 

20. The motor industry uses steel to make cars. This relationship is an example of products in:

 

 

Total Score:

The quiz can be downloaded at the following link:  Competitive markets quiz