A consumer becomes loyal to a product when:
a. the good is available at a very low price.
b. the product is as good as its substitutes.
c. the product comes with a gift occasionally.
d. he/she has had a positive experience with that good.
e. discounts are offered periodically.
d
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
All points on the production possibilities frontier
A) are production inefficient. B) achieve allocative efficiency. C) are production efficient but only one point achieves allocative efficiency. D) are allocatively efficient but only one point achieves production efficiency. E) are allocatively inefficient.
Refer to Scenario 5.10. If Hillary invests 30 percent of her savings in the real estate project and the remainder in Treasury bills, the expected return on her portfolio is:
A) 4 percent. B) 11.8 percent. C) 17 percent. D) 22.2 percent. E) 30 percent.
Arrow's impossibility theorem tells us:
A. political pressures will always corrupt a voting system, making none ideal. B. no voting system can aggregate the preferences of voters of three or more options while meeting all of the criteria for an ideal system. C. most voting systems meet the criteria for an ideal system, yet politicians cannot seem to change the way in which elections are held. D. no voting system can ever attain all four criteria for an ideal voting system.