Perfectly competitive firms are known for being “price makers.”
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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In the figure above, the marginal rate of substitution (MRS) at point A is
A) greater than the MRS at any other point on the indifference curve. B) equals the MRS at all other points on the indifference curve. C) less than the MRS at any other point on the indifference curve. D) equal to the slope of the budget line.
A profit-seeking firm will choose the combination of inputs that maximizes profit, based on the:
A. ratio of each factor of production. B. substitutability of each factor of production. C. local price of each factor of production. D. total productivity of each factor of production.
Suppose the short-run price elasticity of demand for airline travel is 0.50, while its long- run elasticity is 2.50 . This means that for 100 short-notice travelers compared to 100 travelers who book well in advance, a significant increase in airline fares now will cause airlines to
a. collect less revenue from the short-notice travelers than from the travelers who book well in advance b. gain travelers who book well in advance but lose short-notice travelers c. lose more revenue from short-notice travelers than from travelers who book well in advance d. collect less revenue from the travelers who book well in advance than from the short-notice travelers e. lose more short-notice travelers than travelers who book well in advance
A woman who is NOT sexually active could still develop:
A. chlamydia. B. endometriosis. C. gonorrhea. D. syphilis.