Suppose the government is auctioning the right for a company to mine for gold in a government-owned region of the country. Further suppose that the government has information regarding the amount of gold that is likely to be found in the region, but the companies bidding for the rights do not have this information. This is an example of ________.
A) screening
B) the principal-agent problem
C) the lemons problem
D) asymmetric information
D) asymmetric information
Economics
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What will be an ideal response?
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A) rise; shift up B) rise; shift down C) fall; shift up D) fall; shift down
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Bond prices and interest rates:
a. are interrelated b. have no relationship to one another c. rise or fall in tandem d. none of these choices
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What would be the price of a perpetuity bond that has a $100 interest payment and a 4% yield?
a) $1,000 b) $2,000 c) $2,500 d) $4,000
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