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Economics Test Review Scenarios answer key.notebook 1 December 11, 2014 Dec 172:40 PM SCENARIOS Dec 1710:10 AM You decide to take a babysitting job for your aunt. What is the opportunity cost? tradeoff? Laser Tag with Friends History Channel Program Babysitting
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Page 1: Economics Test Review Scenarios - answer key.notebook · 2014. 12. 18. · Economics Test Review Scenarios answer key.notebook 4 December 11, 2014 Dec 172:02 PM Plot the following

Economics Test Review  Scenarios ­ answer key.notebook

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December 11, 2014

Dec 17­2:40 PM

SCENARIOS

Dec 17­10:10 AM

You decide to take a babysitting job for your aunt.  What is the opportunity cost?  tradeoff?

Laser Tag with Friends

History Channel Program

Babysitting

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December 11, 2014

Dec 17­2:41 PM

Steven takes his car to the dealership to have the oil changed.

Who is the producer?Who is the consumer?What is the good/service?

CAR DealershipStevenoil change

Dec 17­10:20 AM

You work for a company that produces notebooks.

Give an example of each of the following factors of production:

Natural

Human

Capital

trees → PAPER

LOGGER TRUCK DRIVER

FACTORY THAT BINDSNotebook

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December 11, 2014

Nov 20­11:23 AM

Benefit ­ Cost

What quantity of the good creates the ...

1) greatest profit margin 30, $0.45

2) break­even 12, $0.65

Dec 17­1:59 PM

Number of Tires Produced

PRICE QUANTITY

$5.00 20$10.00 14 $15.00 10$20.00 6$25.00 4$30.00 2

Plot the following data on a demand curve. Label the price and quantity and D1

Price

QUANTITY

5

10

15

20

25

30

2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

D1

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December 11, 2014

Dec 17­2:02 PM

Plot the following data on a supply curve. Label the price and quantity and S1

Number of Cheeseburgers Produced

Price Quantity $ .50 200 $1.00 250 $2.50 300 $3.00 350 $3.50 400

Price

QUANTITY

1.00

2.00

3.00

4.00

200 400300100

S1

Dec 17­2:05 PM

“River Flooding Destroys Corn Crop”

A. Label Price and QuantityB. Label S1C. Draw and Label S2D. What is the supply shifter? E. How does this affect the supply?

Price

QUANTITY

S1

S2

Natural Disasternegative shifter because the availability of corn will decrease and producers will be limited in their ability to provide it

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December 11, 2014

Dec 17­2:10 PM

A. Label: price, quantity, demand curve (D1), and supply curve (S1)B. Show the shift in either supply or demand by drawing either D2 or S2.C. Graph the resulting change in equilibrium price. D. Explain the effect of the event on either the demand or supply curve. Be sure to underline the shifter in the explanation.

“Recession Hits: Many Consumers Lose Jobs”

﴾housing sales market﴿

Price

QUANTITY

S1

D1

P1

Q1

D2

P2

Q2

When consumers lose their jobs it will result in a decrease in consumer income.  This will decrease the ability to purchase a home and shift the demand to the left.  The overall impact on equilibrium price will be a decrease in housing price.


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