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Evaluación Micro: Oferta, Demanda y Elasticidad

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Evaluación Micro: Oferta, Demanda y Elasticidad
 

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Quiz sobre Oferta, Demanda y Elasticidad

by Cristian Andres Castillo Urueña
1

Según la Ley de la Demanda, ¿qué sucede cuando el precio de un bien sube?

2

En el cultivo de maíz, ¿por qué un aumento de precio incentiva más oferta?

3

Si la elasticidad de demanda de un servicio es 1.33, ¿cómo se clasifica?

4

La oferta del taller de calzado es inelástica (0.2). ¿Cuál es la causa probable?

5

¿Cuál es el orden correcto de los ‘3 Pasos’ para calcular elasticidad?

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La ley de la demanda es inversa: al subir el precio, la cantidad demandada baja.

A mayor precio, la producción es más atractiva para el productor.

Coeficiente > 1 indica que la cantidad responde más que proporcionalmente al cambio de precio.

La inelasticidad suele deberse a restricciones de capacidad o de tiempo de producción.

Este orden asegura que la reacción se compare con la causa correcta.

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