Refer to Figure 16-6. Suppose instead of charging the monopoly price for his classes, Sensei charges the competitive price. What is the competitive price and what is the quantity demanded at this price?
A) P1, Q0 B) P0, Q1 C) P1, Q1 D) P0, Q0
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A. $1,500 B. $6,250 C. $4,500 D. $1,000
When RBC economists work out a detailed numerical example of a more general theory, they are performing
A) econometrics. B) number theory. C) calibration. D) topology.
We want money mostly because
A) it makes us happy. B) we can buy goods with it. C) we lengthen the life of our mattress. D) we trust it.
The prevailing view of globalization is that it brings
a. coercive powers which tend to have a negative effect on developed nations. b. both significant opportunities and dangers. c. mostly dangers such as economic competition and unemployment to developing nations. d. mostly economic opportunities to both developed and developing nations.