A. Increase
B. Not change
C. Decrease
D. Shift
A. Course fees and rent
B. A loan from the bank
C. What the student could have earned in the best job available by not studying
D. What the student will earn after graduation
A. Marginal utility
B. Additional utility
C. Surplus utility
D. Bonus utility
A. The responsiveness of quantity demanded to a change in price
B. How far a demand curve shifts
C. A change in price
D. A change in quantity demanded
A. Price elasticity of demand
B. Cross-price elasticity of demand
C. Budget elasticity of demand
D. Income elasticity of demand
A. Increased saving
B. Increasing import spending
C. Increased taxation revenue
D. Increased investment
A. Shift aggregate supply to the right
B. Shift aggregate supply to the left
C. Shift aggregate demand to the right
D. Shift aggregate demand to the left
A. Shift aggregate supply to the right
B. Shift aggregate supply to the left
C. Shift aggregate demand to the right
D. Shift aggregate demand to the left
A. Demand is price elastic
B. Demand is price inelastic
C. The demand curve is downward sloping
D. An increase in income will reduce the quantity demanded
A. An increase in price must raise profits
B. An increase in price decrease revenue
C. An increase in price increase revenue
D. A decrease in price reduces sales