Price of notebooks changes by 8%, quantity demanded changes by 4%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
English • basic-concepts
Last updated on 2026-02-07
Three 10-question bundles from our Economics Basic Concepts quiz library.
Bundle 1
Bundle ID: 1200000018
Price of notebooks changes by 8%, quantity demanded changes by 4%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Price of notebooks changes by 6%, quantity demanded changes by 12%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Which type of unemployment is most associated with job transitions?
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Frictional unemployment occurs between jobs.
Which type of unemployment is linked to skill mismatches?
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Structural unemployment results from skill mismatches.
Price of solar chargers changes by 20%, quantity demanded changes by 20%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Which type of unemployment rises during economic downturns?
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Cyclical unemployment increases in recessions.
Which type of unemployment is tied to seasonal industries?
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Seasonal unemployment occurs in industries with seasonal demand.
Price of headphones changes by 10%, quantity demanded changes by 2%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Price of headphones changes by 5%, quantity demanded changes by 15%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Price of headphones 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: 1200000019
Price of headphones changes by 8%, quantity demanded changes by 4%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Price of headphones changes by 6%, quantity demanded changes by 12%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
GDP counts only:
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GDP includes final goods to avoid double counting.
Price of bike helmets changes by 5%, quantity demanded changes by 15%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Price of bike helmets changes by 20%, quantity demanded changes by 20%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
Real GDP rises when:
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Real GDP reflects changes in quantity produced.
Price of bike helmets changes by 6%, quantity demanded changes by 12%. Demand is:
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Elasticity compares percentage changes in quantity and price.
A sustained rise in the general price level is called:
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Inflation is a sustained increase in overall prices.
A sustained fall in the general price level is called:
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Deflation is a sustained decline in overall prices.
Price of organic vegetables 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: 1200000020
Monetary policy primarily influences the economy through:
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Monetary policy works through money supply and interest rates.
Fiscal policy primarily uses:
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Fiscal policy uses government budgets to affect demand.
If income rises and demand for coffee falls, coffee is:
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Inferior goods see demand fall as income rises.
If the price of coffee rises and demand for headphones increases, coffee and headphones are:
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Substitutes move in opposite price-demand directions.
If the price of coffee rises and demand for bike helmets falls, coffee and bike helmets are:
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Complements move together in demand.
If income rises and demand for bread falls, bread is:
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Inferior goods see demand fall as income rises.
If the price of bread rises and demand for headphones increases, bread and headphones are:
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Substitutes move in opposite price-demand directions.
If the price of bread rises and demand for bike helmets falls, bread and bike helmets are:
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Complements move together in demand.
If income rises and demand for smartphones falls, smartphones is:
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Inferior goods see demand fall as income rises.
If the price of smartphones rises and demand for headphones increases, smartphones and headphones are:
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Substitutes move in opposite price-demand directions.
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