In the prisoner's dilemma game, each player's dominant strategy leaves her with a larger payoff than she could receive by cooperating with the other player; however, the "prisoner's dilemma" is that as a result of noncooperation she cannot chose
dominant strategy. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
FALSE
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The equilibrium price will fall and the equilibrium quantity might increase, decrease, or stay the same when the
A) demand and the supply of a good both increase. B) demand for a good increases and the supply of it decreases. C) demand for a good decreases and the supply of it increases. D) demand and the supply of a good both decrease.
Monopolistic competition is similar to
a. perfect competition because the firms face downward-sloping demand curves and can earn only a normal profit in the long run b. pure monopoly because the firms face downward-sloping demand curves and can earn only a normal profit in the long run c. perfect competition because the firms face downward-sloping demand curves and similar to pure monopoly in that the firms can earn only a normal profit in the long run d. pure monopoly because the firms face downward-sloping demand curves and similar to perfect competition in that the firms can earn only a normal profit in the long run e. pure monopoly because the firms face downward-sloping demand curves and can earn an economic profit in the long run
One of the major points of the circular flow diagram is:
a. If GDP rises due to increased production, incomes earned from producing GDP must rise. b. Increasing gross private domestic investment is the best way for a nation to grow. c. Increasing government spending is the best way for a nation to grow. d. The top and bottom flows are proof that most economies should always be in equilibrium. e. None of the above.
When the total utility from consuming one good is maximized, marginal utility is
A) maximized. B) minimized. C) zero. D) positive.