Which factor is held constant in defining the Law of Demand
Which factor is held constant in defining the Law of Demand?
Technology
Number of firms
Price of related goods
Price of inputs
2 points
QUESTION 2
When the price of X increases, quantity of Y sold goes up. X and Y are
Complementary goods
Substitute goods
Independent goods
None of the above
2 points
QUESTION 3
Demand price is
Minimum price that a seller is willing to accept
Maximum price that a seller charges
Equilibrium price that a buyer and a seller decides in the market
Highest price a buyer is willing to pay
2 points
QUESTION 4
One of the factors that may lead to a change in demand is
Income of the consumers
Number of sellers
Price of the product
Price of resources required to produce the good
2 points
QUESTION 5
A statement like \"In a country like the United States, every individual should have access to healthcare\" is a
Positive statement
Political statement
Normative statement
Liberal statement
2 points
QUESTION 6
Excess demand is a result of
High consumer demand
High popularity of a product
Price set higher than equilibrium price
Price set lower than equilibrium price
2 points
QUESTION 7
Excess supply is a result of
Price set higher than equilibrium price
Price set lower than equilibrium price
Failure of producers to estimate market supply
Failure of consumers to estimate market equilibrium
| 1. | Technology | |
| 2. | Number of firms | |
| 3. | Price of related goods | |
| 4. | Price of inputs |
Solution
Question 1
Price of related goods is held constant in defining the Law of Demand. The option 3 is the right answer.
Question 2
When the price of X increases, quantity of Y sold goes up. X and Y are Substitute goods. The option 2 is the right answer.
Question 3
Demand price is Highest price a buyer is willing to pay. {Option 4}
Question 4
One of the factors that may lead to a change in demand is the price of product. {Option 3}
Question 5
A statement like \"In a country like the United States, every individual should have access to healthcare\" is a Normative statement. [Option 3 ]
Explanation:- Normative statement describes \'What ought to be\'. Its objective is to determine the norms or aims. These statements pronounce value judgements.
Question 6
Excess demand is a result of price set Higher than equilibrium price. [Option 3]
Question 7
Excess supply is a result of price set Lower than equilibrium price. [Option 2]


