Labor
Monopsony
Externalities
Public and Private Goods
Taxation
Elasticity
100

What is derived demand?

Demand for a resource because of the product it helps to produce

100

Is Minimum Wage a Price Floor or Ceiling and does it create a surplus or shortage of labor?

Price Floor

Surplus

100

Example of a Negative Externality

Pollution

100

What is an example of a private good?

Ice Cream Cone

100

Moving away from Allocative Efficiency (assuming no externalities) creates... 

Dead Weight Loss

100

Elasticity of Demand Equation

% Change in Quantity Demanded/

% Change in Price

200

Two ways to find Marginal Revenue Product.

Marginal Product * Price  and 

Change in Total Revenue

200

What are efficiency wages?

Paying someone above market wage to reduce supervision, turnover and increase the penalty for shirking

200

Example of a Positive Externality

Vaccinations and Education
200

What is an example of a Public Good? 

National Defense or Fireworks

200

The United States Tax System is...

Slightly Progressive

200

Price and Total Revenue move in opposite directions...

Elastic Demand

300

What is Marginal Factor Cost?

Cost of another unit of capital or labor

300

On the graph Monopsony hires at the same output as ______ at a (higher/lower) wage.

Union output 

Lower wage

300

Negative Externality is (under/over)allocated unless government gives a (per unit/lump sum) (tax/subsidy).

Overallocated

Per Unit Tax


300

Characteristics of a Private Good

Rival and Exclusive

300

A Lump Sum Tax is...

Regressive

300

Income Elasticity of Demand

% Change in Quantity Demanded/

% Change in Income 

Positive Normal

Negative Inferior

400

Least Cost Combination of Resources Equation using Labor and Capital

MPL/PL=MPC/PC

400

On the Monopsony graph does Perfect Competition hire (more/less) than Monopsony at a (higher/lower) wage?

More

Higher

400

Positive Externality is (under/over) allocated unless government gives a (Per Unit/Lump Sum) (Subsidy/Tax)

Underallocated

Per Unit Subsidy

400

Characteristics of a Public Good

NonRival and NonExclusive


400

The burden of the tax is on...

The group with the more inelastic curve

400

Cross Price Elasticity of Demand

% Change in Quantity Demanded of X/

% Change in Price of Y

Substitutes Positive

Complements Negative

500

Least Cost Combination of Resources Equation using Labor, Capital and MRP

(MRP/PC)=(MRP/PL)=1

500

On the Monopsony graph where does a Union produce?

Marginal Revenue Product = Marginal Factor Cost

500

Deadweight loss is present in externalities is present (before/after) Per Unit Taxes or Per Unit Subsidies.

Before

500

Public Goods are Underallocated to the market because of this group...

Free Riders

500

How is tax burden calculated

Per unit tax * Quantity

500

Four Determinants of Elasticity

Substitutable or Not

% of Income

Necessity/Luxury

Time