Econ exam 2

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If the change in price is 20% and the change in quantity
demanded is 10%, what type of elasticity is present?

Inelastic

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If the price elasticity of demand for a product is _______, it is
considered elastic

Greater than 1

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For negotiations to eliminate an externality to be successful

Both parties must agree on a mutually beneficial trade

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Which of the following is most likely to be overconsumed due to unclear or unenforceable property rights?

Donuts sitting in the common study area in the dorm

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The ability of a product to provide satisfaction is known as

Utility 

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Marginal utility can be

Positive, negative, or zero

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Generally, accounting profits are

greater than economic profits, because accounting profits do not consider implicit costs

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Average fixed cost

declines continually as output expands

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Decision-making assumptions 

1.        Rational

2.        Rank prefernces

3.        Limited income

4.        Know prices

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what type of a good is a cheeseburger?

private good because it is 

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Define Coase Theorem

If a property right is well defined and transaction costs are low, resources will naturally gravitate to their highest-valued use, regardless of who owns the property right.

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Define Total Utility

The total satisfaction or happiness received
from the consumption of a good, service, or combination of goods and services

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Define marginal utility

The additional satisfaction or happiness
received from the consumption of an additional unit of a good or service.

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Budget Line

A line showing the different combinations of two products that can be purchased with a given budget and at a known set of prices.

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total cost =

fixed cost + variable cost

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Implicit cost

The opportunity costs of using owned resources; costs for which no monetary payment is explicitly made.

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Explicit cost

Monetary payments made by individuals, firms, and governments for the use of land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurial ability owned by others. Also known as
accounting costs.