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deesands

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An example of a bilateral monopoly would be when a union
 
  A) bargains with many different employers.
  B) deals directly with the final consumers.
  C) bargains with a monopoly.
  D) bargains with a monopsony.

Question 2

Suppose the price of a good rises. The income effect
 
  A) shows the change in consumption that results from the change in relative price while staying on the same indifference curve.
  B) shows the change in consumption that results from the change in relative price while keeping income constant.
  C) is shown by decreasing income at the new relative price in order to move from the old indifference curve to the new indifference curve after the price change.
  D) is shown by increasing income at the new relative price in order to move from the old indifference curve to the new indifference curve after the price change.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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