micro drills10 questions
Supply Basics — Practice Set 1
Mirror image of demand: learn why supply slopes upward, what moves producers along the curve, and which forces shift it.
Q1.
The law of supply states that, ceteris paribus:
Multiple choice · Foundations
Q2.
A rise in the wage rate for bakery workers will shift the supply curve for bread:
Multiple choice · Intermediate
Q3.
An improvement in production technology will:
Multiple choice · Foundations
Q4.
If sellers expect the price of oil to rise next month, current supply of oil will most likely:
Multiple choice · Intermediate
Q5.
An increase in the number of sellers in a market will:
Multiple choice · Foundations
Q6.
A government subsidy per unit produced will:
Multiple choice · Intermediate
Q7.
Which of the following causes a movement along the supply curve for wheat?
Multiple choice · Foundations
Q8.
If a firm can produce either tents or backpacks, a rise in the price of backpacks will:
Multiple choice · Advanced
Q9.
In the very short run (market period), the supply curve is typically:
Multiple choice · Intermediate
Q10.
A per-unit tax on sellers shifts the supply curve:
Multiple choice · Intermediate