Economics Micro & Macro (CliffsAP)

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  1. What is the tax revenue that the government will
    collect if they impose a price ceiling at $1.20?
    A. $900
    B. $720
    C. $400
    D. $360
    E. $200


18. A country that produces more than the domestic
quantity demanded at the world price will most
likely:
A. Export
B. Import
C. Increase prices
D. Decrease prices
E. Increase quantity supplied

19. The consumer surplus after trade equals:
A. A
B. A + B
C. A + C
D. B + C
E. A + B + D


  1. When a country allows trade and becomes an
    importer of a good:
    A. Domestic consumers are better off; domestic
    producers are better off.
    B. Domestic consumers are better off; domestic
    producers are worse off.
    C. Domestic consumers are worse off; domestic
    producers are worse off.
    D. Domestic consumers are worse off; domestic
    producers are better off.
    E. No changes in total welfare.

  2. What type of tax requires everyone to pay the
    same amount regardless of income?
    A. Lump-sum tax
    B. Proportional tax
    C. Regressive tax
    D. Progressive tax
    E. Flat tax

  3. Which of the following is the best example of a
    public good?
    A. An ice cream cone purchased at Yolanda’s
    Frozen Yogurt
    B. A bomber jet purchased for national defense
    C. A salmon caught off the coast of Alaska
    D. Christmas presents under the Christmas tree
    E. Ice skating rink at the local shopping center
    23. Accountant Tina is asked to determine this year’s
    total revenues for a metal company. Tina will
    include all of the following when measuring the
    firm’s accounting profit except:
    A. Cost of a new machine
    B. Increase in labor supply
    C. Decrease in prices
    D. Cost of plastic production forfeited to
    produce metal
    E. Damages incurred from the earthquake
    24. Under what condition will a firm decide to exit an
    industry?
    A. Total revenue exceeds total cost of
    production.
    B. Total revenue from producing is less than its
    total cost.
    C. Total revenue equals total cost.
    D. Profit equals total revenue minus total cost.
    E. Price of the good exceeds average total cost
    of production.
    25. In 1999, Kate’s Crazy Candy Store sold 500
    lollipops at the market price of $2.00. The
    following year they doubled the quantity sold.
    What was their marginal revenue that year?
    A. $2,000
    B. $100
    C. $10
    D. $4
    E. $2
    26. If the long-run average total cost falls as quantity
    produced increases, what is this phenomenon
    known as?
    A. Economies of scale
    B. Diseconomies of scale
    C. Constant returns to scale
    D. Sunk capital costs
    E. Efficiency

  4. Up until what point do competitive, profit-
    maximizing firms hire workers?
    A. MPL = w
    B. VMPL = w
    C. VMPL = MPL
    D. P = L
    E. MPL = 0


Microeconomics Full-Length Practice Test 1

Microeconomics Full-Length


Practice Test 1


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