5. Pick the opposite type of consumer:
1. Consumer and) selfish
actual condition b) waster
2. The Altruist in) consumer desired state
3. Conservative
6. Choose the line: the law - the schedule:
a) the law of supply;
b) the law of supply;
c) the law of market equilibrium;
7. Pick Conformity schedule - elasticity:
a) Proposal elastic;
b) the proposal is inelastic;

8. Locate the line:
I. The price floor a) limits the growth of prices;
II. The price ceiling b) limit price decline;
c) is set above the equilibrium point;
d) set below the equilibrium point;

9. Choose the appropriate:
I. Possession of a) the right to change ownership of the property (sales,
II. Using a donation, exchange, transfer by inheritance, etc.)
III. Order b) is the initial form of property rights,
reflecting legal, documented
fixed object fixation property
c) the process of extracting the beneficial properties of the object
property.

BLOCK V. Situational tasks.
Problem 1. Enter the subject of micro (A) or macroeconomics (B) is a mechanism for making these economic decisions:
1. During the second half of the 70s coffee consumption per capita in western Europe fell, and its price has increased. To clarify the reasons for analyzing the offer of coffee.
2. Using statistical data on the population, the disabled who have left the labor market and the unemployed count
unemployment rate.

Problem 2. Which of the changes reflect the situation on the chart, characterized by a shift of the demand curve D0  D1:
a) an advertising company;
b) decrease in prices for substitute;
c) an increase in consumer income of the product;
d) reduced income consumers of the product.

Task 3: Going to the pharmacy, the consumer is willing to pay for antiseptic cream 20 rubles. But, coming to the pharmacy, he found that the cream costs 18 rubles. In this case, the consumer surplus is:
a) 20 rubles. b) 18 rubles. c) 2 rubles. d) 38 rubles.

Problem 4. Which of the changes reflect the situation on the graph showing the movement of a point of market conditions from A to B:
a) improving the manufacturing technology of the goods;
b) reduction of prices of raw materials used in the manufacture of the product;
c) an increase in consumer income of the product;
d) an increase in purchases of this product.

Problem 5. Determine which of the graph illustrates the current situation and analyze it:
A. The initial market equilibrium was broken under the influence of changes in demand growth in income allocated to consumers for the purchase of this product.
B. Initial market equilibrium was broken granting subsidies.
B. Initial market equilibrium was broken by introducing the tax paid by the seller.

BLOCK G. Practical tasks (job without solutions are not accepted).
Task 1. Calculate the rate of price elasticity of demand and draw a conclusion about the degree of elasticity.
A. The price of the commodity and decreased by 5%, resulting in an increase in demand by 10%.
B. The price of second-hand goods increased by 50%, while demand fell by 5%.

Task 2. Calculate the rate of price elasticity of supply and draw a conclusion about the degree of elasticity.
A. The price of the commodity and increased by 5%, which led to an increase in supply by 10%.
B. The market price of second-hand goods decreased by 20%, while the supply has decreased by 1%.

Task 3. On the foreign exchange market daily demand for dollars is expressed by a linear function of PD = 25.70 - 1,5 Q, and supply PS = 24.70 + 2,5 Q, where P - price of the dollar in rubles, and Q - the number of dollars per million. How is the equilibrium exchange rate, and how much will be bought at this rate?