Microeconomics

Why might a firm pay a celebrity to endorse its product?

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Advertising is a waste of money and just drives up costs and thus price to consumers.

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Hiring a more expensive celebrity endorser will always result in higher firm profits.

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When a celebrity is endorsing a product, it is usually because the celebrity is enthusiastic about ...

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Advertising can lead to more competition and lower prices for consumers.

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Advertising can create an image about a product inducing people to try the product.

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Monopolistically competitive firms use advertising exclusively to inform customers about the real ...

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Recall the Application about South African consumer lender that offered different interest rates in ...

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If a firm that makes $5 profit per box of cigars pays Rush Limbaugh $1,000,000 to endorse their ...

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If a firm that makes $100 profit per pair of shoes pays LeBron James $2,000,000 to endorse their ...

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The main purpose of hiring the celebrity endorser is to:

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Since people generally know that celebrities are paid to endorse products, celebrity endorsements ...

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Monopolistically competitive firms offer consumers more variety than perfectly competitive firms.

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Monopolistically competitive firms have no benefits to consumers relative to perfectly competitive firms.

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Recall the Application about food and drink pricing during "happy hour" at bars and restaurants to ...

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The more product differentiation in the market, the ________ the firm specific demand curve. The ...

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Monopolistically competitive markets are different from perfectly competitive markets because in ...

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The "good news" for consumers from monopolistic competition is ________ but the "bad news" for ...

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Consumers benefit from monopolistically competitive markets because:

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A benefit to consumers of monopolistically competitive markets is that:

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Suppose that A Cleaner World invents a new type of laundry detergent that has an ingredient that ...

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The market for chicken used to be perfectly competitive. Then producers like Frank Perdue started ...

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If you were thinking of entering the ice cream business, would you make a product that is just like ...

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What is "competitive" about a monopolistically competitive market?

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Give five examples of industries that are monopolistically competitive.

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