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kodithompson

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Which of the following models results in the greatest deadweight loss assuming a fixed number of firms with identical costs and a given demand curve?
 
  A) Cournot
  B) Stackelberg
  C) Monopoly
  D) Perfect competition

Question 2

In a market where one unit of labor produces one unit of output, consumers prefer
 
  A) a competitive labor market and a monopoly output market.
  B) a competitive output market and a monopoly labor market.
  C) a monopoly output market and a monopoly labor market.
  D) None of the abovethey are indifferent between A and B.


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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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