If Happy Feet chooses to No Ad, Best Nails should ________ and earn ________ million in net profit.
Happy Feet wants to prevent Best Nails from entering the nail salon market. The above game tree illustrates the different strategies and corresponding payoffs for the two firms. Both Happy Feet and Best Nails have the same strategies of advertising (Ad) or not advertising (No Ad). The payoffs represent net profit in millions.
A) Ad; $2 B) No Ad; $3 C) No Ad; $4 D) Ad; $3
D) Ad; $3
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A) forecasting future exchange rates. B) future export growth. C) the strength of political dissent. D) Both B and C.
Production functions A and B result in the same average total costs of production. However, production function A is twice as capital intensive as production function B. In this case, all else constant:
A) marginal costs will be higher in A than they are in B. B) marginal costs will be higher in B than they will in A. C) because total costs are equal, marginal costs will be equal for the two production functions as well. D) there is no way to say anything about the relative marginal costs of production in the two production functions without additional information.
If New England had a Gini coefficient of 0.32 and the Middle Colonies had a Gini coefficient of 0.65, which of the following would be most accurate?
a. The Middle Colonies would have a higher per capita income. b. The Middle Colonies would have a lower per capita income. c. The Middle Colonies would have greater income inequality. d. The Middle Colonies' income was growing faster.
The replacement of the phonograph by the cassette tape player and the eventual replacement of the latter by CD and MP3 players is an example of
a. economies of scale. b. planned obsolescence. c. diseconomies of scale. d. creative destruction.