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bclement10

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The substitution effect of a price change for product X is the change in consumption of X associated with a change in
 
  A) the price of X, with the level of utility held constant.
  B) the price of X, with the level of real income not considered.
  C) the price of X, with the prices of other goods changing by the same percentage as that for product X.
  D) income, with prices of other goods held constant.

Question 2

In which oligopoly model(s) do firms earn zero profit?
 
  A) Cournot
  B) Bertrand
  C) Stackelberg
  D) Oligopoly firms always earn positive economic profits.



micaelaswann

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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