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FIGURE 3-1

Refer to Figure 3-1. If demand is given by the curve D, the ________ energy-efficient light bulbs is 200 000 at a price of $9.


◦ demand for
◦ quantity sold of
◦ quantity demanded of
◦ quantity purchased of
◦ demand schedule for

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FIGURE 3-1

Refer to Figure 3-1. The movement along the demand curve, D, from point v to point x, could be caused by


◦ an expectation that new, government regulations will require the use of energy-efficient light bulbs only.
◦ a change in the price of ordinary light bulbs.
◦ an increase in household income, which allows consumers to purchase more light bulbs.
◦ a change in the price of energy-efficient light bulbs.
◦ a change in preferences away from ordinary light bulbs to energy-efficient light bulbs.
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