1 High prices are signals for producers to produce __________and for buyers to buy __________.A) more; the same amount B) the same amount; less C) less; more D) more; less 2 Problems regarding fairness, high administrative costs, and diminished incentives to work and produce can be the result of __________.A) nonprice allocation systems B) price allocation systems C) supply D) demand 3 Advantages of using __________to allocate goods and services include freedom of choice, no administrative costs, neutrality, flexibility, and efficiency.A) tariffs B) prices C) rationing D) marginal product 4 Economist often use a(n) __________, a set of assumptions and/or relationships that can be listed in a table, illustrated with a graph, or even stated algebraically, to help analyze behavior and predict outcomes.A) cost-benefit analysis B) economic model C) decision making grid D) variable proportion model 5 In a competitive market, if the price is too high, a temporary __________appears until the price goes down.A) shortage B) price ceiling C) surplus D) price floor 6 The actual price changes in any given market are likely to be greater if both supply and demand are __________.A) cross elastic B) unit elastic C) elastic D) inelastic 7 A __________ is a check sent to producers that makes up the difference between the actual market price and the target price.A) ration coupon B) deficiency payment C) target payment D) market coupon 8 If the fixed price is a __________, as in the case of rent controls, a shortage usually appears for as long as the price remains fixed below the equilibrium.A) price ceiling B) price floor C) price surplus D) fixed shortage 9 When economists say "markets talk," they mean _____________.A) deficiency payments are needed B) prices are too low C) prices in markets move up or down significantly D) price floors prevent markets from reaching equilibrium