For a risk-neutral person, the expected utility associated with various levels of wealth
A) is above the person's utility function.
B) is below the person's utility function.
C) is equal to the person's utility function.
D) does not exist.
C
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If you have $5,000 in wealth and the price level decreases by 20 percent, then
A) the $5,000 will buy fewer goods and services. B) the $5,000 will buy more goods and services. C) the real value of the $5,000 decreases. D) the real value of the $5,000 remains constant.
A monopolist is able to maximize its profits by: a. setting the price at the level that maximizes its per-unit profit
b. producing output where marginal revenue equals marginal cost and charging a price along the demand curve. c. producing output where marginal revenue equals marginal cost and setting price at the demand curve's highest point. d. producing output where price is equal to its marginal cost.
A company office can be thought of as
A) a land and labor combination. B) a trade-off with land. C) physical capital. D) a type of entrepreneurship.
Assume there are two people in a society. Person A is willing to pay $140 to have one unit of a public good produced and Person B is willing to pay $160 to have one unit of a public good produced and $140 to have two units produced. As a result, society would be willing to pay a price of ________ of this public good.
A. $300 for 1 unit B. $200 for 1 unit C. $200 for 3 units D. $160 for 5 units