Any point outside the production possibilities frontier is called

A) unobtainable.
B) full employment.
C) unemployment.
D) inefficient.


A

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a. What type of game is represented by the payoff matrix? b. Does Donald have a dominant strategy, and if so, what is it? c. Does Donald have a dominant strategy, and if so, what is it? d. What is the cooperative solution? e. What is the Nash equilibrium?

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Define the following terms and explain their importance to the study of economics:

a. antitrust policy b. economies of scale c. economies of scope

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In the equation for the production function H/L represents

a. natural resources per worker. b. human capital per worker. c. output per worker. d. physical capital per worker.

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In what way does monopolistic competition favor consumers?

A) A limited number of sellers differentiate their products or services by offering better quality items and/or greater incentives to purchase them. B) A large number of sellers providing virtually identical products means that no single seller can set the price. C) A large number of sellers and products increases supply of similar, but not identical, products and services, so to increase demand sellers are likely to reduce prices. D) A single seller or provider ensures consistency of product quality and regulated pricing. E) A large number of sellers of virtually identical products means that no single seller can set the price for these products.

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