微观经济学-Chapter6.docVIP

微观经济学 Chapter6 1、Ahmed, Boris, Roberto, and Sunil all want to attend a football game. The admission price is $48. Ahmed is willing to pay $59 for the ticket. Boris is willing to pay $39. Roberto is willing to pay $45 and Sunil is willing to pay $55. Based on this information, who will go to the game? A. Boris, Roberto, and Sunil B. All four of them C. Ahmed and Sunil D. Boris and Roberto 2、Suppose the price of a hotel room in San Diego averages $200 per night. At that price suppose 30,000 people stay in hotel rooms on an average night in San Diego. If the average level of consumer surplus for each hotel guest equals $24, what is the total consumer surplus per night? A. $480,000 B. $600,000 C. $720,000 D. $528,000 3、Javier and Pierre each want to buy an ice cream cone. Javier is willing to pay $2.50 and Pierre is willing to pay $4.00. If the ice cream cone costs $2.25, what is the total consumer surplus after Javier and Pierre make their purchases? A. $4.50 B. $2.00 C. $0.25 D. $6.50 4、Graciela is willing to sell 1 dozen roses for $50, while Giuseppe is willing to sell 1 dozen roses for $60. Carlos is willing to buy 1 dozen roses for $60, while Yuriko is willing to pay $50. If the market price is $52, how many roses are sold and what is the sum total of consumer and producer surplus after the transaction s A. Two dozen roses will be sold, and the total consumer and producer surplus will be $16. B. No roses will be sold, and consequently the total consumer and producer surplus will be $0. C. One dozen roses will be sold, and the total consumer and producer surplus will be $10. D. One dozen roses will be sold, and the total consumer and producer surplus will be $16. 5、An excise tax imposed on chocolate would create a deadweight loss because A. it will discourage new firms from entering the chocolate-making business. B. it will prevent some mutually beneficial trades from occurring. C. it will dampen the profits of chocolate producers. D. it will reduce the demand f