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Instructions for creating a line graph of the relationship between beer price and quantity demanded, as well as a table filling in the different types of factors of production and their corresponding income. Students of economics can use this document as study notes or lecture notes to understand the concepts of demand and supply, as well as the different factors of production and their payments.
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Problems
BEER PRICE ($) QUANTITY DEMANDED (in cases) 16 2 12 3 8 4 4 5
a. Identify the variables. Independent Variable: ________ Dependent Variable: ________
b. Number and Label each axis. Label the Y axis: Price. Label the X axis: Quantity Demanded.
c. Determine and Plot the data points on the graph. (Y, X) ($16, 2) ($12,3) ($8,4) ($4,5)
d. Is the relationship between price and quantity demanded of beer, a direct or inverse relationship?
**Try producing the graph in Excel. Include an appropriate title, source, and appropriate labels.
Fill in the following table by listing each of the four types of factors of production. Then list the type of resource income earned by the resource when engaged in production.
Type of Resource Type of Resource Payment of Income