Chapter 3: Q. 3.2 (page 49)
Discuss the difference between money prices and relative prices
Short Answer
Money prices are absolute while relative prices are in comparison to another.
Chapter 3: Q. 3.2 (page 49)
Discuss the difference between money prices and relative prices
Money prices are absolute while relative prices are in comparison to another.
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Give an example of a complement and substitute in consumption for each of the following items.
a.Bacon
b.Tennis racquets
c.Coffee
d.Automobiles
Suppose that in a recent market period,the following relationship existed between the price of
tablet devices and the quantity supplied and quantity demanded.
Graph the supply and demand curves for tablet
devices using the information in the table.What are
the equilibrium price and quantity?If the industry
price is$340,is there a shortage or surplus of tablet
devices?How much is the shortage or surplus?
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a. A decrease in the incomes of consumers of tablet devices
b. An increase in the price of ultrathin computers, which are substitutes
c. An increase in the price of online apps,which are complements
d. An increase in the number of consumers in the market for tablet devices
Consider the following diagram of a market for one-bedroom rental apartments in a college community.
a. At a rental rate of \(1,000 per month, is there an excess quantity supplied, or is there an excess quantity demanded? What is the amount of the excess quantity supplied or demanded?
b.If the present rental rate of one-bedroom apartments is\)1,000 per month, through what mechanism will the rental rate adjust to the equilibrium rental rate of\(800?
c.At a rental rate of\)600 per month, is there an excess quantity supplied, or is there an excess quantity demanded? What is the amount of the excess quantity supplied or demanded?
d.If the present rental rate of one-bedroom apartments is \(600 per month, through what mechanism will the rental rate adjust to the equilibrium rental rate of\)800?
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