The figure above shows Kaley's marginal benefit from swimming with manatees and Scott's marginal cost of providing manatee swimming tours. At 1 manatee swim per week, Kaley's marginal benefit is ________ and Scott's marginal cost is ________
A) $40; $10
B) $40; $40
C) $90; $50
D) None of the above answers is correct.
A
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Jennifer's Bakery Shop produces baked goods in a perfectly competitive market. If Jennifer decides to produce her 100th batch of cookies, the marginal cost is $120. She can sell this batch of cookies at a market price of $110
To maximize her profit, Jennifer should A) not produce this additional batch. B) produce this batch of cookies because they will help lower her average fixed cost. C) charge $120 for this batch. D) shut down. E) produce this batch of cookies because their MR exceeds their MC.
The data in the table above are the U.S. balance of payments. What is the current account balance?
A) $0 B) $150 billion C) -$100 billion D) -$150 billion
In an efficient market with rational expectations, the actual price of an asset
A) will equal its expected price. B) will often be below its expected price. C) will often be above its expected price. D) equals its expected price plus a random error term.
The GDP deflator does not differ from the CPI in its measurement of inflation in that it:
A. measures the price changes of all goods, not just those in a typical consumer's basket. B. uses the total quantities that are produced, not the ratio of what a typical consumer might consume. C. does not include imports, which may have a real effect on the typical consumer's cost of living. D. is the most widely used measure of price level changes for goods and services for consumers.