A firm can be the sole supplier of a good and is still not a monopolist if
A) the firm is not large.
B) the good produced is not important to the economy.
C) the firm is not making excessive profits.
D) there are very close substitutes for the good.
D
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Scarcity
A. necessitates choice among consumer goods. B. of income renders purchase decisions interdependent. C. affects all consumer decisions. D. may involve forgoing the pleasure of one good in order to enjoy another. E. All of the above answers are correct.
If asset A is a 30-year U.S. Treasury bond yielding 9 percent and asset B is a 30-year corporate bond issued by General Motors that also yields 9 percent, risk averse investors would
A) prefer asset A. B) prefer asset B. C) be indifferent between the two assets. D) differ according to their rate of time preference.
Workers in urban work units work for
a. start ups b. state owned enterprises c. the government d. a, b and c are correct e. none of the above
Explain the view of Thomas Malthus on population growth in 1789 and contrast it with what has happened since that time
What will be an ideal response?