Sellers in a perfectly competitive market:

A) are price takers.
B) sell differentiated goods and services.
C) are not allowed to exit the market.
D) are small in number.


A

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The economic analysis of extending the duration of unemployment benefits to 99 weeks involves both positive and normative analysis. Consider the following consequences of extending the duration of unemployment benefits:

a. Extending the duration of unemployment benefits to 99 weeks will create less incentive for some unemployed workers to seek employment. b. Extending the duration of unemployment benefits to 99 weeks will increase the total amount of government expenditure on unemployment benefits. c. The benefits received by those collecting unemployment benefits should be valued more highly than the increase in government expenditure needed to pay the benefits. d. By extending the duration of unemployment benefits to 99 weeks, the unemployed will have more time to acquire new skills before reentering the workforce. Which of the consequences above are positive statements and which are normative statements? A) a and b are positive statements; c and d are normative statements. B) Only b is a positive statement; a, c, and d are normative statements. C) a and d are positive statements; b and c are normative statements. D) a, b, and d, are positive statements; only c is a normative statement.

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