Question 1
In a market where we observe a disequilibrium, quantity exchanged is determined by
◦ the quantity supplied.
◦ the quantity demanded.
◦ the greater of quantity demanded and quantity supplied.
◦ neither quantity demanded nor quantity supplied.
◦ the lesser of quantity demanded and quantity supplied.
Question 2
In a competitive market, a legal price ceiling set above the free-market equilibrium price will result in
◦ a new free-market equilibrium at a higher price and lower output level.
◦ a continuation of the free-market equilibrium price and quantity.
◦ the quantity demanded exceeding quantity supplied and thus a shortage in the market.
◦ the quantity supplied exceeding quantity demanded and thus a surplus in the market.
◦ increased profits to the firms in the industry.