A country club charges a membership fee. Members pay competitive prices for the club's recreation and restaurant services. This situation is an example of

a. first-degree price discrimination.
b. second-degree price discrimination.
c. third-degree price discrimination.
d. a two-part tariff.


d. a two-part tariff.

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In an open economy, expansionary monetary policy will cause

A) consumption, investment, and net exports to rise. B) consumption to fall, but investment and net exports will rise. C) consumption to rise, but investment and net exports will fall. D) consumption and investment to rise, but net exports will fall.

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If you are at an all-you-can-eat buffet dinner and you are considering whether to eat another dessert, you, as a rational consumer should decide to eat the desert

A. no matter what because you want to get more for your money. B. if it brings you more pleasure than the price you paid for the meal. C. if it brings you any pleasure at all. D. if it brings you as much pleasure as the desert costs if it is ordered a la carte.

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