When supply shifts right and demand is unchanged, equilibrium price will:
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An increase in supply lowers equilibrium price.
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Last updated on 2026-02-07
Three 10-question bundles from our Economics Basic Concepts quiz library.
Bundle 1
Bundle ID: 1200000012
When supply shifts right and demand is unchanged, equilibrium price will:
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An increase in supply lowers equilibrium price.
Price of bus rides changes by 6%, quantity demanded changes by 12%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Which factor would shift the demand curve to the right?
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Higher income for normal goods increases demand, shifting the curve right.
A leftward shift of the supply curve is most likely caused by:
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Higher input costs reduce supply, shifting it left.
Price of movie tickets changes by 20%, quantity demanded changes by 20%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
If demand is elastic, a price increase will typically:
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With elastic demand, quantity falls proportionally more than price.
If demand is inelastic, a price increase will typically:
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With inelastic demand, quantity falls proportionally less than price.
Which is most likely to have inelastic demand?
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Necessities with few substitutes tend to be inelastic.
Cross-price elasticity of demand is positive for:
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Substitutes move in opposite price-demand directions.
Price of bottled water changes by 20%, quantity demanded changes by 20%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Bundle 2
Bundle ID: 1200000013
A price ceiling set below equilibrium creates:
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Below-equilibrium ceilings increase quantity demanded and reduce quantity supplied.
A price floor set above equilibrium creates:
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Above-equilibrium floors increase quantity supplied and reduce quantity demanded.
Producer surplus is the area:
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Producer surplus measures gains to sellers above their minimum acceptable price.
Consumer surplus is the area:
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Consumer surplus measures buyers’ gains above the market price.
Price of gym memberships changes by 20%, quantity demanded changes by 20%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
A market is allocatively efficient when:
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Allocative efficiency occurs when P = MC.
A market is productively efficient when:
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Productive efficiency is achieved at the minimum average cost.
Price of textbooks changes by 10%, quantity demanded changes by 2%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Price of textbooks changes by 5%, quantity demanded changes by 15%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Price of textbooks changes by 20%, quantity demanded changes by 20%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Bundle 3
Bundle ID: 1200000014
Price of textbooks changes by 8%, quantity demanded changes by 4%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Price of textbooks changes by 6%, quantity demanded changes by 12%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Price of laptops changes by 10%, quantity demanded changes by 2%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Price of laptops changes by 5%, quantity demanded changes by 15%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Price of laptops changes by 20%, quantity demanded changes by 20%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Price of laptops changes by 8%, quantity demanded changes by 4%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Price of laptops changes by 6%, quantity demanded changes by 12%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
A subsidy to producers typically shifts supply:
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Subsidies reduce production costs, increasing supply.
A tax on producers typically shifts supply:
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Taxes raise costs, reducing supply.
Price of fresh fruit changes by 20%, quantity demanded changes by 20%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
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