Determining Market Price Answers

0 verified answers
1
Free Preview

The graph shows a point of equilibrium.If the quantity supplied is greater than the quantity demanded, what must happen to the price in order to reach equilibrium?

Question illustration
A
The price of the product will increase to meet equilibrium.
B
The price of the product will decrease to meet equilibrium.
C
Supply and demand must be raised.
D
Supply and demand must be lowered.
2
Free Preview

Disequilibrium occurs when

A
quantity supplied is equal to quantity demanded.
B
quantity supplied does not equal quantity demanded.
C
supply coordinates with price.
D
supply coordinates with quantity.
3

Both excess supply and excess demand are a result of

A
equilibrium.
B
disequilibrium.
C
overproduction.
D
elasticity.
4

The graph shows excess supply.Which needs to happen to the price indicated by p2 on the graph in order to achieve equilibrium?

Question illustration
A
It needs to be increased.
B
It needs to be decreased.
C
It needs to reach the price ceiling.
D
It needs to remain unchanged.
6

A car dealer who does not have enough customers for a supply of new cars faces

A
equilibrium.
B
disequilibrium.
C
coordination.
D
excess demand.
7

The graph shows a point of equilibrium.What does "P" represent on the graph?

Question illustration
A
the point where equilibrium is achieved
B
the price at the equilibrium point
C
the average price of goods sold
D
the point where supply and demand drop
8

Which occurs during market equilibrium? Select two options.

A
Supply and demand meet at a specific price.
B
Supply is slightly greater than demand.
C
Supply and demand meet at a specific quantity.
D
Supply and demand meet at a demand point.
E
Supply and demand meet at a supply point.
9

On a graph, an equilibrium point is where

A
a supply curve and a demand curve meet.
B
a supply curve is higher than a demand curve.
C
the supply and demand curves head up.
D
the supply and demand curves head down.
10

[BLANK]

A
demand curve
B
supply curve
C
equilibrium point
D
excess supply

Did you find these answers helpful?