A perfectly competitive firm is a “price maker.”
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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Barry Bonds and Jennifer Lopez have which of the following in common?
A) Neither of them faces the problem of scarcity. B) Each of them acts solely in the public interest. C) Each of them chooses to advance some projects over others. D) None of the above.
Oxnard Rims, Inc., has $5 million in assets and $2 million in debt. During the course of the year, it takes in $1 million in net revenue after deduction of all costs (except for interest) and incurs interest expenses of $500,000. Oxnard Rims, Inc., pays an average tax rate of 35% on its profit. Calculate the percentage return on equity after taxes for the corporation. If the market interest rate is 12.5%, do you think Oxnard Rims pleased its investor for the preceding year?
What will be an ideal response?
When the English pound appreciated against a colonial currency, this signaled
(a) that colonists needed more colonial currency to buy an English pound. (b) that colonists needed less colonial currency to buy an English pound. (c) that colonists needed more colonial and Spanish currency to buy an English pound. (d) nothing of economic importance.
A per-unit government subsidy to producers of a good tends to
A) reduce the supply of the good. B) increase the supply of the good. C) shift the supply curve to the left. D) not have any effect on the good's supply.