Questions
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Draw a supply and demand graph to show how the destruction of the storage terminal in Richmond would affect the equilibrium price and quantity of gasoline in Richmond.
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What happens to the equilibrium price of gasoline in Richmond?
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Price increases
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Price decreases
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Price remains constant
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The effect on price is indeterminate; price may rise, fall, or remain the same.
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What happens to the equilibrium quantity of gasoline in Richmond?
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Quantity increases
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Quantity decreases
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Quantity remains constant
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The effect on quantity is indeterminate; quantity may rise, fall, or remain the same.
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Would drivers in Richmond eliminate more unnecessary trips?
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Yes
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No
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Explain why or why not.
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Would drivers in Richmond who own two cars use more more fuel-efficient cars more frequently instead of gas guzzlers?
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Yes
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No
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Explain why or why not.
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Would truckers from Roanoke, Maryland, or North Carolina divert to Richmond some of the gasoline they normally distribute locally?
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Yes
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No
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Explain why or why not.
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Draw a supply and demand graph to show how your answer to question 8 would affect the equilibrium price and quantity of gasoline in Roanoke, Maryland, or North Carolina.
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What happens to the equilibrium price of gasoline in Roanoke, Maryland, or North Carolina?
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Price increases
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Price decreases
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Price remains constant
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The effect on price is indeterminate; price may rise, fall, or remain the same.
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What happens to the equilibrium quantity of gasoline in Roanoke, Maryland, or North Carolina?
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Quantity increases
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Quantity decreases
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Quantity remains constant
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The effect on quantity is indeterminate; quantity may rise, fall, or remain the same.
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Would drivers in Roanoke, Maryland, or North Carolina reduce their consumption of gasoline?
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Yes
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No
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