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colton

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Premium beer is likely considered
 
  A) a normal good.
  B) an inferior good.
  C) to have inelastic demand.
  D) to have perfectly elastic demand.

Question 2

A merger between a firm and one of its suppliers would be called
 
  A) a horizontal merger.
  B) a vertical merger.
  C) an anti-trust violation.
  D) a Cournot merger.



mirabriestensky

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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