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deesands

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A prisoner's dilemma is
 A) stable.
  B) the best equilibrium possible.
  C) inefficient.
  D) efficient.

Question 2

If there is an increase in demand for a good,
 a. there will be an increase in demand for the inputs that produce it.
  b. there will be a decrease in demand for the inputs that produce it.
  c. there will be an increase in supply of the inputs that produce it.
  d. there will be a decrease in supply of the inputs that produce it.


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Madisongo23

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Reply #1 on: Jun 30, 2018
Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

a


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Thank you :)


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