Economics

Perfect price discrimination A) turns all the producer surplus into consumer surplus. B) turns ...

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Insurance companies charge a lower premium to drivers who carry a higher deductible because A) ...

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Limit pricing is a strategy which is intended to deter entry into an industry. Indicate whether ...

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One benefit of monopolistic competition over perfect competition is A) economic profit. B) ...

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A tax is progressive if the average tax rate A) increases as income increases. B) increases as ...

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In the long-run equilibrium, perfectly competitive firms produce the level of output such that A) ...

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If a firm produces a given amount of output using the least amount of inputs, it definitely achieves ...

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An income tax in which the average tax rate increases with income is called a A) regressive ...

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Suppose Abe is allocating his entire income and he receives 100 units of utility per dollar from the ...

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In the long-run equilibrium, perfectly competitive firms produce where A) marginal cost is ...

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One way of reducing the moral hazard problem in the automobile insurance market is for drivers to ...

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Gasoline is a normal good. If the price of gasoline falls, a consumer buys more gasoline because of ...

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Monopolistically competitive firms constantly develop new products in an effort to A) make the ...

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A perfect price discriminating monopoly produces the same quantity of output as a ________. A) ...

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A progressive income tax is defined as a tax for which A) total taxes paid increase with the ...

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The figure above shows the marginal revenue and long-run cost curves for a perfectly competitive ...

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If a hot dog vendor on a street corner experiences an increase in total revenue after lowering the ...

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The Clayton Act of 1914 was passed to prohibit, in part, price discrimination if the effect is to ...

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The possibility that the managers of a corporation might not always act in the best interest of its ...

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If buyers cannot assess the quality of used cars but there are warranties for cars, A) too few ...

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Tying arrangements are always held to be illegal under U.S. antitrust law. Indicate whether the ...

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A necessity (such as food and shelter) generally has an inelastic demand. Indicate whether the ...

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The above figure shows the marginal private cost curve, marginal social cost curve, and marginal ...

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The only two ways of dealing with the principal agent problem are the use of long-term contracts and ...

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Silvio's Pizza is a small pizzeria. The firm's production function is shown in the table above. ...

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