The authors argue that the best way to think of competition is
What will be an ideal response?
to think of competition as an ongoing process or contest between rivals.
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The practice of setting price by increasing the average costs of production by some percentage is referred to as:
A) average cost pricing. B) percentage pricing. C) rate-of-return pricing. D) markup pricing.
When a new product is introduced in the market, Lenny always wants to see how popular the item becomes before he purchases it. Lenny's behavior is known as
A) overt collusion. B) limit-pricing. C) a network effect. D) price leadership.
Suppose everyone in a town prefers spending on improved public transportation systems instead of public parks, and prefers spending on public parks instead of building a public zoo. An ideal voting system would ensure that:
A. public parks could beat transportation spending. B. zoo funding could beat public parks. C. zoo funding could beat public transportation. D. public transportation spending could beat zoo funding.
Suppose that, at a given level of disposable income, consumers decide to save more. Explain what effect this decision will have on equilibrium income. Also, explain what effect this decision will have on the level of saving once the economy has reached the new equilibrium
What will be an ideal response?