Chapter 3: Q. 3.2 (page 49)
Discuss the difference between money prices and relative prices
Money prices are absolute while relative prices are in comparison to another.
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Give an example of a complement and substitute in consumption for each of the following items.
a.Bacon
b.Tennis racquets
c.Coffee
d.Automobiles
Distinguish between changes in demand and changes in quantity demanded
What are the effects of a price decrease from \(4 per portable power bank to \)2 per portable power bank on the quantities of portable power banks demanded by buyer 1 and by buyer 2 individually and combined?
What direction might the supply of breakfast cereals have shifted to help explain why the market prices of these cereals have not changed very much during the past few years?
In Fig 3-2, the current position of the demand curve is D1, and the price of a portable power bank is $3. If there is an increase in the price of tablet devices that are complements to portable power banks, will the demand curve shift to D2 or to D3? What is the change in the amount of portable power banks demanded?
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