The horizontal summation of individual demand curves gives:
a. a supply curve.
b. a Phillips curve.
c. a market demand curve.
d. the quantity supplied.
e. a production function.
If the minimum points of all the possible short-run average total cost curves become
successively lower as quantity of output increases, then:
a. the firm should try to produce less output.
b. total fixed costs are constant along the LRAC curve.
c. there are economies of scale.
d. the firm is probably having significant management problems.
e. when output is doubled, total costs are doubled.
If Pete raises his price of muffins from $2 to $3 and his sales revenue increases from
$35,000 to $38,000, then:
a. the demand for Pete’s muffins in this range is price elastic.
b. the demand for Pete’s muffins in this range is price inelastic.
c. the demand for Pete’s muffins in this range is unit elastic.
d. the percentage change in quantity demanded must exceed the percentage change in
product price.
e. this is impossible since this would violate the law of demand.