If good B is a complement to good A, then a decrease in the price of B
a. increases the quantity demanded of A
b. decreases the demand for A
c. increases the demand for A
d. decreases the quantity demanded of A
e. will cause the demand for B to increase
C
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Suppose you rent an apartment and are worried about a break-in that results in theft of your property. Suppose your monthly consumption level is currently $4,000 but a break-in would result in you having to finance your purchase of replacement property -- and this would reduce your current consumption to $2,000 per month. There is a 10% chance of a break-in. a. On a graph with "consumption" on the horizontal and "utility" on the vertical axis, illustrate a utility/consumption relationship that is consistent with risk averse tastes. b. On your graph, illustrate the utility in the "good" state, the utility in the "bad" state and the expected utility of facing the gamble. c. Which of these changes when the probability of a break-in increases to 20%?
d. A renter's insurance policy consists of a premium p and a benefit level b. What is (b,p) for full, actuarily fair insurance before and after the increase in risk? e. True or False: You are more likely to buy actuarily fair full insurance after the increase in risk than before. What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following people would be considered unemployed by the Bureau of Labor Statistics?
I. Mrs. X retires from her job and does not look for another job. II. Mr. Y was laid off from his job as a welder, but expects to be rehired in 8 months. A) I only B) II only C) Both I and II D) Neither I nor II
A player is playing a mixed strategy when:
A. he chooses a rule to randomize over the choice of a strategy. B. he chooses a strategy without randomizing. C. there is no uncertainty in his choice. D. it is perfectly predictable.
Which of the duopoly models has the highest overall combined profit level?
A. The Stackelberg Leader-Follower model B. The Bertrand model C. The Cournot model D. The shared monopoly model