Elite Astin-Martin Cars offers its customers a fancy showroom and a knowledgeable sales force. If Astin-Martins Are Us opens an outlet nearby, offering cut rate prices and little service, then Elite Astin-Martin Cars will likely find

a. more customers attracted to buying Astin-Martins and its sales will increase.
b. more customers visiting its showroom, but lower sales.
c. fewer customers visiting its showroom and lower sales.
d. fewer customers visiting its showroom but more of them making a purchase.


b. more customers visiting its showroom, but lower sales.

Economics

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According to the theory of "money neutrality" which of the following statements is likely to be true?

What will be an ideal response?

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What will be an ideal response?

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