If a firm in a competitive price-searcher market raises its price, it will
a. lose all of its sales.
b. increase its sales.
c. lose only some of its sales.
d. have to go out of business.
C
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A. revenue; the cost of inputs purchased from other firms B. profits; the cost of inputs purchased from other firms C. profits; labor expenses D. revenue; labor expenses
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From the late 1970s to the late 1980s, Hall (1994) finds that leverage buyouts most commonly take place among firms
(a) in the volatile tech industry. (b) facing steep global competition. (c) that are unstable. (d) like those mentioned in all of the above.
The manner in which one oligopolist reacts to a change in price, output, or quality made by another oligopolist in the industry is
A) a cooperative game. B) the reaction function. C) a zero-sum game. D) the concentration ratio.