How much is the unemployment rate at point Q?
100%
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If the university administration plans to cut tuition charges in the hope of attracting more students and thereby increasing tuition revenues, we know
A) they are assuming an elastic demand. B) they are assuming an inelastic demand. C) they cannot succeed because of the law of demand. D) they must be running in the red. E) they will only succeed if more students can be enrolled at no cost.
In the United States, of the following decades economic growth was most rapid during the ________
A) 1960s B) 1990s C) 1970s D) 2000s
All of the following represent advantages or disadvantages of partnership with a foreign firm except which one?
A) relatively low financial commitment B) immediate access to experienced agents C) complete control over operations D) a lack of control over operations
Discontinuing a Generic Drug Prescott Pharmaceuticals makes a number of generic versions of drugs. When Cymbalta (Duloxetine) lost its patent, Prescott invested $500,000 to obtain FDA approval and $100,000 to certify one of its production lines for its
production. Production of the drug will cost $2,000,000 . Marginal costs for the tablet are $0.10 and they sell for $0.40 per tablet. But many firms have entered and now make Duloxetine causing sales to fall off. Prescott anticipates that it could use this production line for other drugs losing patent protection shortly. If forecasted sales are 5 million tablets, what is the breakeven price? Should Prescott discontinue selling this product?