In the Supply and Demand Model, a Subsidy Granted to Sellers

question 252

Multiple Choice

In the supply and demand model, a subsidy granted to sellers is illustrated by

• A) a downward shift in the demand curve, by the per unit amount of the subsidy.
• B) an upward shift in the demand curve, by the per unit amount of the subsidy.
• C) a downward shift in the supply curve, by the per unit amount of the subsidy.
• D) an upward shift in the supply curve, by the per unit amount of the subsidy.

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Definitions:

Implied Warranty

A legal assumption that the goods sold are fit for their intended purpose, even if not explicitly promised by the seller.

Express Warranty

A written or verbal promise made by a seller to a buyer, guaranteeing the quality or functionality of a product or service.

Merchantability

A guarantee that a product will meet reasonable expectations of quality and usability for which it was sold.

Nonconforming Goods

Goods shipped that do not meet the specifications or requirements set out in the contract of sale.