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Parallel Lines and Transversals
Parallel Lines and Transversals
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3 The diagram shows a production possibility curve (PPC) for an economy that can
produce cotton and cars. The economy is at point Q.
4 The diagram shows the market for a good. The equilibrium is at point X. The
government fixes a minimum price for the good at P2
A equilibrium prices
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B income tax
C small firms
D the profit motive
7. A product has a high price elasticity of supply. What might explain this?
8. The diagram shows the production possibility curve (PPC) of an economy producing at
point X.
What would be the opportunity cost of moving from point X to produce only consumer
goods?
A 60 units of consumer goods
B 70 units of capital goods
C 100 units of capital goods
D 180 units of consumer goods
11 The diagrams show different conditions of demand and supply for a product. In which
diagram would market price remain unchanged if consumers’ incomes fell?
13 A friend said his French grandmother kept switching off the lights but left the tap
running. His Namibian relative left the lights on while shouting at him to turn off the
water.
Which availability of resources and level of prices would make economic sense of these
consumer actions?
A cost of production
B supply and demand of factors
C opportunity cost
D production possibility frontier
15. A large supermarket applied to build on land which was an area of natural beauty. The
local government allowed the building, even though the natural beauty of the area
would be lost, because many jobs would be created and much needed income would
be brought to the local community.
18 The diagram shows the market for a firm making clothing with an initial equilibrium of X.
What will be the new equilibrium if there is a successful advertising campaign by a rival
firm and an increase in workers’ wages?
19 Coal production in the UK has declined in recent years. One reason given for this is that
the social cost of coal production is too high.
A all the benefits of coal production minus all the costs of coal production
B the cost of the environmental damage caused by coal production
C the cost to the government of subsidizing the coal industry
D the private costs of coal production plus the external costs of coal production
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