by BlastRoom
Practice distinguishing demand shifts from movements along a demand curve.
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25 questions
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A store cuts the price of its headphones, and customers buy more headphones. What change occurred?
The price of movie tickets rises, and fewer tickets are purchased. How should this change be shown?
A celebrity makes a particular sneaker brand fashionable while its price stays the same. What happens to demand for the sneakers?
A used-book shop lowers the price of each novel, and customers buy more novels. This is a change in
A new apartment complex brings many additional residents into a neighborhood grocery market. What happens to market demand for groceries?
Customers expect the price of laptops to rise next month, so they buy laptops this week at the unchanged current price. What occurs now?
The price of a gallon of ice cream rises, and buyers purchase fewer gallons. What is the correct description?
Household incomes rise in a town, and restaurant meals are a normal good. What happens in the market for restaurant meals?
Steak is a normal good. A factory closure lowers local household incomes. What happens to the demand for steak?
Instant noodles are an inferior good for a family. If the family's income falls, what happens to its demand for instant noodles?
Tea and coffee are substitutes. The price of tea rises while coffee's price does not change. What happens to demand for coffee?
Cars and gasoline are complements. Gasoline becomes much more expensive while car prices stay unchanged. What happens to demand for cars?
Shoppers expect a coat's price to be much lower during next week's sale, so they delay purchases today. What happens to current demand for coats?
A college town loses 8,000 students when the college closes for the summer. What happens to market demand for burritos?
A report causes consumers to dislike sugary drinks, even though drink prices and incomes are unchanged. What happens to demand for sugary drinks?
The price of peanut butter rises, and consumers buy less jelly at every price. Which determinant changed?
The price of game consoles falls, and buyers want more video games at every price. Which demand determinant changed for video games?
After receiving raises, households buy more restaurant meals at every price. Restaurant meals are normal goods. Which determinant changed?
Buyers hear that phone prices will rise next month and purchase phones now. Which determinant of current demand changed?
A new flavor becomes popular on social media, causing more people to want it at every price. Which determinant changed?
Several families move away from a small town, reducing the number of people shopping for groceries. Which determinant changed?
Tablets are normal goods. Which event could have produced the shift from D1 to D2 in the diagram?

Tea is a substitute for coffee. Which event could have produced the shift from D1 to D2 in the coffee-market diagram?

Which event explains the arrow on the demand diagram for concert tickets?

Which event could have produced the shift from D1 to D2 in the demand diagram for gym memberships?

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