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Principles of Microeconomics

Stevenson, Betsey;Wolfers, Justin

Chapter 4

Equilibrium - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

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Problem 1

Provide some examples of markets in which you participated, or will participate in, today. How often were you a buyer/demander? How often were you the seller/supplier? How would a change in price have affected your choices?

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Problem 2

. Provide some examples of markets that don't use currency to pay for goods and services.

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Problem 3

Explain how looking for someone to marry is like a market. How is a marriage market similar to a labor market?

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Problem 4

If the average price of gasoline is $$\$ 3.25$$ per gallon in your town, and gasoline is a perfectly competitive market, explain what might happen and why in your town if the price of gas dropped to $$\$ 0.50$$ overnight? What if it jumped up to $$\$ 10$$ per gallon overnight?

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Problem 5

5. Movie stars such as Salma Hayek, Samuel L. Jackson, Dwayne Johnson, and Jennifer Lawrence are paid millions of dollars per movie, which can take as much as six months

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Problem 6

Higher average incomes increase the demand for preventative dental visits. Explain why this will lead the quantity supplied of dental visits to increase, but supply will not increase.

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Problem 7

Suppose the supply of green tea increases; why is it that equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity move in opposite directions?

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