The market demand curve for overseas cruises will NOT shift when there is a
Rise in consumers real incomes
Successful advertising campaign
Fall in the price of a cruise in the brochures
Increase in the price of land-based package holidays (a substitute for cruises)
According to the Law of Supply
anything that is supplied will be purchased by consumers
if the price is low, any firm will sell the product
the higher the price, the lower the quantity supplied
the higher the price, the larger the quantity supplied.
All other factors held constant (ceteris paribus) a decrease in market demand for new cars will lead to
decreased price and decreased quantity
increased price and decreased quantity
increased price and increased quantity
decreased price and no change in quantity
Suppose that an 20% increase in the price of good Y results in an increase in the consumption of good X of 8%. This is an example of
A shift in supply
The substitution effect
The real income effect
A higher demand for all goods and services in general
The demand for fresh bread from a bakery is estimated to have an income elasticity of + 0.3. Following a 15% rise in consumers real incomes (other factors held constant) we predict that demand for fresh bread will
Rise by 3%
Rise by 4%
Rise by 4.5%
Rise by 15%
When the price of one of the products that you buy increases, your purchasing power decreases. Thus you are likely to buy less of all normal goods. This is known as:
the substitution effect
the real income effect
the law of diminishing marginal returns
the giffen good effect
If consumers expect that the price of cocoa will increase in the future, what will happen to equilibrium price and quantity of cocoa now?
Price will increase; quantity will increase
Price will increase; quantity will decrease
Price will decrease; quantity will increase
Both price and quantity will remain the same
Which one of the following would be expected to cause an inward shift in the market demand for UK produced cheese?
An increase in the price of cheese
An increase in the price of a complement to cheese
A rise in income - assuming that cheese is a normal good
A rise in the price of a substitute for cheese
Tom graduates from university with a degree in Economics and his income increases by £10,000 a year. Other things remaining the same, he decreases the quantity of donuts he buys. For Tom, donuts ______________.
and toast have become substitutes
and tea has become complements
are an inferior good
are a normal good
Chicken and fish are assumed to be substitutes. If the price of chicken increases, the demand for fish will _________
not change but there will be a movement along the demand curve for fish
decrease and the demand curve for fish will shift to the left
increase and the demand curve for fish wil shift to the right
increase or decrease, but there will be no change in the demand for chicken