Elasticity and Consumer Theory
Twenty random questions from a hard bank of thirty on elasticities, utility, indifference curves and consumer surplus.
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Price elasticity of demand is calculated as:
- % change in price ÷ % change in quantity demanded
- Quantity ÷ price
- Change in price × change in quantity
- % change in quantity demanded ÷ % change in price
Demand is price elastic when the price elasticity is:
- Less than 1
- Greater than 1
- Exactly 0
- Exactly 1
Demand is price inelastic when the price elasticity is:
- Exactly 1
- Greater than 1
- Less than 1
- Infinite
When price elasticity of demand equals 1, demand is:
- Perfectly elastic
- Perfectly inelastic
- Inferior
- Unitary elastic
Price rises by 10% and quantity demanded falls by 20%. What is the price elasticity of demand?
- 2 (elastic)
- 1 (unitary)
- 0.5 (inelastic)
- 20
If demand is elastic, raising the price will cause total revenue to:
- Stay the same
- Double
- Fall
- Rise
If demand is inelastic, raising the price will cause total revenue to:
- Rise
- Fall
- Become zero
- Stay the same
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