If the stores could co-operate with each other, it would be efficient
a. For megastore to advertise and for superstore to advertise
b. For megastore to advertise and for superstore not to advertise
c. For megastore not to advertise and for superstore to advertise
d. For megastore not to advertise and for superstore not to advertise
d
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In the above figure, a surplus exists in the gasoline market when the price is
A) $1/gallon. B) $2/gallon. C) $4/gallon. D) below $2/gallon.
Explain why a monopolist does not have a supply curve.
What will be an ideal response?
Why is comparative advantage rather than absolute advantage the basis for trade?
What will be an ideal response?
A firm will hire a unit of input up to the point where
A. the marginal physical product of the input is equal to the price of output. B. the marginal revenue product of the input is equal to the marginal factor cost of the input. C. the marginal cost of the input equals the marginal cost of output. D. the price of the input is equal to the price of output.