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Demand Shifts: Outward vs Inward

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Demand Shifts QuizVersión en línea Demand Shifts: Outward vs Inward por Mr. Alan Listor 1 What causes an outward (rightward) shift in the demand curve? a Increase in the good's own price b Increase in income for a normal good c Decrease in consumer expectations of future prices d Decrease in price of the good 2 Which factor shifts the demand curve inward (left) for a good? a Increase in the price of the good b Decrease in consumer income for a normal good c Rise in population d Strong advertising improving taste 3 If the price of a substitute falls, the demand for the original good tends to: a Become perfectly elastic b Remain unchanged c Shift outward d Shift inward 4 A favorable change in consumer expectations about future prices tends to: a Shift inward today b Shift demand outward today c Only affect supply d Not affect demand 5 A rise in the price of a complementary good usually causes: a Demand to shift inward b No change in demand c Demand to become perfectly inelastic d Demand to shift outward 6 An increase in consumer income shifts the demand curve for a normal good: a Inward b Outward c Upward along the curve d Horizontally without moving 7 If a new health scare reduces living standards, the demand for luxury cars: a Remains unchanged b Shifts outward c Shifts inward d Becomes perfectly elastic 8 A population increase generally causes the demand curve to: a Shift inward b Shift vertically c Shift outward d Stay fixed 9 A change in tastes toward a good, making it more popular, will: a Shift outward b Only affect price c Not affect demand d Shift inward 10 If a tax on a good lowers consumer purchasing power, the demand curve: a Remains identical b Shifts inward c Shifts outward d Becomes a supply curve

Demand Shifts QuizVersión en línea

Demand Shifts: Outward vs Inward

por Mr. Alan Listor

What causes an outward (rightward) shift in the demand curve?

Increase in the good's own price

Increase in income for a normal good

Decrease in consumer expectations of future prices

Decrease in price of the good

Which factor shifts the demand curve inward (left) for a good?

Increase in the price of the good

Decrease in consumer income for a normal good

Rise in population

Strong advertising improving taste

If the price of a substitute falls, the demand for the original good tends to:

Become perfectly elastic

Remain unchanged

Shift outward

Shift inward

A favorable change in consumer expectations about future prices tends to:

Shift inward today

Shift demand outward today

Only affect supply

Not affect demand

A rise in the price of a complementary good usually causes:

Demand to shift inward

No change in demand

Demand to become perfectly inelastic

Demand to shift outward

An increase in consumer income shifts the demand curve for a normal good:

Inward

Outward

Upward along the curve

Horizontally without moving

If a new health scare reduces living standards, the demand for luxury cars:

Remains unchanged

Shifts outward

Shifts inward

Becomes perfectly elastic

A population increase generally causes the demand curve to:

Shift inward

Shift vertically

Shift outward

Stay fixed

A change in tastes toward a good, making it more popular, will:

Shift outward

Only affect price

Not affect demand

Shift inward

If a tax on a good lowers consumer purchasing power, the demand curve:

Remains identical

Shifts inward

Shifts outward

Becomes a supply curve

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Demand Shifts QuizVersión en línea

por Mr. Alan Listor

What causes an outward (rightward) shift in the demand curve?

Which factor shifts the demand curve inward (left) for a good?

If the price of a substitute falls, the demand for the original good tends to:

A favorable change in consumer expectations about future prices tends to:

A rise in the price of a complementary good usually causes:

An increase in consumer income shifts the demand curve for a normal good:

If a new health scare reduces living standards, the demand for luxury cars:

A population increase generally causes the demand curve to:

A change in tastes toward a good, making it more popular, will:

If a tax on a good lowers consumer purchasing power, the demand curve:

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