The Robinson-Patman Act of 1936:
A. prohibited selling products at "unreasonably low prices" with the intent of reducing competition.
B. made it illegal to monopolize a market.
C. repealed the Sherman Act.
D. outlawed price discrimination for the purpose of reducing competition.
Answer: A
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Marginal product equals
A) the total product produced by a certain amount of labor. B) the change in total product that results from a one-unit increase in the quantity of labor employed. C) total product divided by the quantity of labor. D) the amount of labor needed to produce an increase in production. E) total product minus the quantity of labor.
Refer to the figure above. Which of the following methods is the best to compensate the losers from opening Lithasia to international trade?
A) Sellers in Lithasia could be taxed and the revenue could be used to compensate buyers. B) Buyers in Lithasia could be taxed and the revenue could be used to compensate sellers. C) Both buyers and sellers could be taxed and the revenue could be retained by the government. D) The sellers in Lithasia could sell the pens at a price above the equilibrium price in the domestic market.
The central macroeconomic concept that is most clearly related to changes in the well-being of the average member of the economy is the
A) unemployment rate. B) inflation rate. C) productivity growth rate. D) None of the above is closely related.
A market is said to be concentrated when:
a. the degree of competition in the market increases. b. many firms supply to a small number of consumers. c. the firms producing identical goods are clustered in a particular location. d. a firm or a few firms are able to dictate the competitive conditions in a market. e. there is a huge immigration of workers from neighboring areas.