In a price-leadership oligopoly, it is much simpler for the price leader to identify its dominant strategy when
a. at least one price follower has a terminal strategy
b. it expects competition from the other firms
c. it expects other firms to match its prices
d. the government actively seeks antitrust penalties
e. price equals marginal cost
C
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What will be an ideal response?
The Taylor rule links the Federal Reserve's target for the
A) federal funds rate to the money supply. B) money supply to changes in interest rates. C) federal funds rate to economic variables. D) money supply to shifts in money demand.
Which organization has the goal of helping to provide capital and investment assistance to less-developed nations?
a. The World Trade Organization b. The International Development Fund c. The European Union d. The International Monetary Fund e. NATO
Externalities tend to cause markets to be
a. inefficient. b. unequal. c. unnecessary. d. overwhelmed.