Quiz - 5

When the other things are equal, the demand for mid-week promotional fare directed at the pleasure market is elastic.

Decide whether a change in demand or a change in the quantity demanded is involved in each of the following illustrations: Competitor B offers a special promotional fare on the same route as Airline A’s. (........................... ) (from Airline A's perspective)

Decide whether a change in demand or a change in the quantity demanded is involved in each of the following illustrations: Airline D as a regional airline increases the number of flights at a particular hub airport served by Airline A. (........................)

A change in demand can NOT be caused by changing

Decide whether a change in demand or a change in the quantity demanded is involved in each of the following illustrations: Airline C lowers its price on a particular route segment and experiences an increase in the number of passengers carried. ( .................................)

What effect will the following scenario have on the demand for Airline A’s passenger traffic?

Competitor E experiences a serious crash on takeoff.

An inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded is:

Both variable cost and fixed cost are operating costs of airlines.

When the other things are equal, the demand for the long-haul, primarily vacation flights is elastic.

When the other things are equal, the demand for short-haul, primarily business-market flights is elastic.

Which of the following is one type of variable cost?

What effect will the following scenario have on the demand for Airline A’s passenger traffic?

Competitor B offers a special promotional fare on the same route as Airline A’s.