Martin is in the market for a new television set. He is deciding between two sets: one is rather expensive but offers a guarantee; the other has a lower price but offers no guarantee. Martin's decision to buy the expensive set would indicate that:
a. Martin does not know a good deal when he sees it.
b. Martin interpreted the guarantee as a signal of quality.
c. Martin did not shop around to get a better deal.
d. Martin is not maximizing his utility.
e. Martin has a high income.
b
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The figure above illustrates the current market for apartments in Washington, D.C
a. If the local government imposes a price ceiling of $1,500 per month, is there a shortage? If so, how much? If not, why not? b. If the local government imposes a price ceiling of $900 per month, is there a shortage? If so, how much? If not, why not?
The current demand for automobiles would decrease if
a. the price of gasoline fell. b. consumer income rose. c. consumers suddenly believed the price of automobiles would be sharply lower in the near future. d. consumers suddenly believed the price of automobiles would be sharply higher in the near future.