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This chapter explores key concepts that impact consumer buying behavior, including substitution and income effects, as well as the determinants of demand. It delves into the influences on purchasing decisions such as product quality, pricing, and seller reputation. Additionally, it clarifies the principles of the "Law of Demand," unitary elasticity, and the relationship between demand elasticity and revenue. The chapter aims to enhance understanding of how these factors interplay to shape market behavior and consumer choices.
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REVIEW Chapter 4
Which of these is generally NOT considered to be an influencer of our buying behavior? • Substitution effect • Income effect • Consumption effect
What is the greatest influence on our buying behavior? • Quality of the product • Price of the product • Seller of the product
Which of these does NOT explain the “Law of Demand”? • Price increase = Demand decrease • Price increase = Demand increase • Price decrease = Demand increase
What is the total amount of money a firm makes for selling its goods called? • profit • revenue • resources
Which of these is NOT a component of DEMAND? • Afford the good/service • Agreement on the price of good/service • Need the good/service • Desire the good/service
Which of these represents “unitary elasticity”? • PEoD > 1 • PEoD < 1 • PEoD = 1
Which of these is NOT true of revenue and elasticityof demand? • Elasticity of demand can increase the revenue • Elasticity of demand can reduce the revenue • Inelasticity of demand can increase the revenue
A demand schedule lists the quantities demanded at each price by all consumers in the market • True • False
Buying less of a good when the price rises shows the customer is inelastic to the price increase. • True • False
[Enter question here] • This graph shows a shift increase in demand • This graph shows a shift decrease in demand