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1What is 'Angebot und Nachfrage' (supply and demand), the foundational model of market economics?
A.A model describing how the price and quantity of a good are determined by the interaction of buyers and sellers in a market
B.A model describing only how a government sets prices directly for every good
C.A term unrelated to economics
D.A model that applies only to physical goods, never to services
Explanation: Supply and demand is the foundational model describing how the price and quantity of a good are determined by the interaction of buyers (demand) and sellers (supply) in a market.
2What happens to the equilibrium price of a good if demand increases while supply stays constant?
A.The equilibrium price rises, since more buyers are competing for the same quantity of the good
B.The equilibrium price falls, since demand and price always move in the same inverse direction
C.The equilibrium price stays exactly the same, unaffected by demand changes
D.A term unrelated to microeconomics
Explanation: If demand increases while supply stays constant, the equilibrium price rises, since more buyers are now competing for the same available quantity of the good.
3What is 'Marktpreis' (market price), the price at which a good is actually bought and sold?
A.The price at which the quantity supplied equals the quantity demanded in a market
B.A price set arbitrarily by a single buyer with no reference to sellers
C.A term unrelated to microeconomics
D.A price that never changes once initially established
Explanation: The market price is the price at which the quantity supplied equals the quantity demanded in a market — the equilibrium price where supply and demand curves intersect.
4What is a 'Monopol' (monopoly), a basic market form concept?
A.A market with a single seller controlling the entire supply of a good
B.A market with many small sellers of an identical product
C.A term unrelated to microeconomics
D.A market form that always results in the lowest possible prices for consumers
Explanation: A monopoly is a market with a single seller controlling the entire supply of a good, allowing significant influence over price.
5What is 'vollkommene Konkurrenz' (perfect competition), the market form with the most sellers?
A.A market form with many small firms selling identical products, none able to influence price alone
B.A market form with only one seller controlling the entire market
C.A term unrelated to microeconomics
D.A market form found only for luxury goods, never everyday goods
Explanation: Perfect competition is a market form with many small firms selling identical products, none able to individually influence the market price.
6What is 'Preiselastizität der Nachfrage' (price elasticity of demand), a basic concept measuring consumer responsiveness to price?
A.A measure of how much quantity demanded changes in response to a change in price
B.A measure describing only a firm's total production costs
C.A term unrelated to microeconomics
D.A measure that is identical for every single good in an economy
Explanation: Price elasticity of demand is a measure of how much quantity demanded changes in response to a change in price — some goods are more price-sensitive (elastic) than others.
7What is 'Oligopol' (oligopoly), a basic market form between perfect competition and monopoly?
A.A market dominated by a small number of large firms
B.A market with an unlimited number of small competing sellers
C.A term unrelated to microeconomics
D.A market form with exactly zero active competing firms
Explanation: An oligopoly is a market dominated by a small number of large firms, each aware of and reacting to competitors' actions — common in industries like automobiles or telecommunications.
8A good's price falls from €20 to €16 (a 20% decrease), causing quantity demanded to rise from 50 to 60 units (a 20% increase). What is the price elasticity of demand's approximate magnitude?
A.Approximately 1, since the percentage change in quantity (20%) equals the percentage change in price (20%)
B.Approximately 0, meaning demand does not respond to price at all
C.Approximately 4, incorrectly multiplying the two percentage changes
D.Approximately 40, incorrectly adding the two percentage changes
Explanation: Elasticity magnitude = %ΔQd / %ΔP = 20% / 20% = 1, indicating unit elastic demand — quantity demanded changes proportionally with price.
9What is 'Grenznutzen' (marginal utility), a basic consumer-behavior concept?
A.The additional satisfaction gained from consuming one more unit of a good
B.The total satisfaction from all units of a good combined
C.A term unrelated to microeconomics
D.A quantity that always increases without limit as consumption increases
Explanation: Marginal utility is the additional satisfaction gained from consuming one more unit of a good, typically diminishing as consumption increases.
10What is a 'Substitutionsgut' (substitute good), a basic concept relating two goods that can replace each other?
A.A good that can be used in place of another good, such as butter and margarine
B.A good that must always be consumed together with another good
C.A term unrelated to microeconomics
D.A good with no relationship whatsoever to any other good's price
Explanation: A substitute good can be used in place of another good, such as butter and margarine — when one good's price rises, demand for its substitute typically increases.
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