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Answer: Mid-point method
Uses the average of initial and final values.
Answer: constant
Total revenue is maximized and constant at Ed=1.
Answer: False
Necessities have highly inelastic demand.
Answer: Elastic
Ed > 1 indicates relatively elastic demand.
Answer: tangent
Tangency ensures MRS equals the price ratio.
Answer: False
ICs never intersect due to the property of transitivity.
Answer: MRS
Marginal Rate of Substitution represents the slope.
Answer: indifference
Indifference curve shows ordinal ranking of preferences.
Answer: True
Cardinal approach assigns exact numerical values to utility.
Answer: Maximum
Total utility peaks when marginal utility becomes zero.
Answer: Derivative
Point elasticity uses calculus/derivative at a specific point.
Answer: negative
Demand falls as income rises for inferior goods.
Answer: False
Complements have negative cross elasticity.
Answer: Positive
If the price of one rises, demand for the other rises.
Answer: increase
Rightward shift indicates higher demand at the same price.
Answer: True
Shifts are due to non-price factors like income.
Answer: Giffen goods
Giffen goods have an upward sloping demand curve.
Answer: snob
Snob/prestige goods violate the basic law of demand.
Answer: False
Demand curve slopes downward from left to right.
Answer: Inverse price-demand
Demand falls as price rises, ceteris paribus.