In the figure above, a perfectly price-discriminating monopoly will maximize profit by producing at amount of output equal to

A) h.
B) j.
C) k.
D) none of the above.


B

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Assume a two-country, two-product model where the countries are A and B and the products are Y and Z. In the free trade equilibrium, the international price of good Z is less than the no trade price of good Z would be in Country A. Explain why, for Country A, Ricardo's comparative advantage model predicts full specialization, while the Heckscher-Ohlin model predicts only partial specialization in the production of two goods.

What will be an ideal response?

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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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The federal government's lawsuit against AT&T was motivated in large part by

A. Its practice of price discrimination. B. AT&T's inefficient and inadequate R&D expenditures. C. The diseconomies of scale resulting from AT&T's enormous size. D. The extension of its market power to other markets.

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