Which of the following questions about predatory pricing remains unresolved?
a. Are the courts capable of determining which price cuts are competitive and which are predatory?
b. Are the courts capable of determining which price cuts are good for consumers?
c. Is predatory pricing ever a profitable business strategy?
d. All of the above questions about predatory pricing are unresolved.
d
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A) more than 100%; much greater than B) exactly 100%; about the same as C) less than 100%; about the same as D) less than 100%; much greater than
The domestic currency value of the return on a foreign investment when the foreign currency proceeds are sold in the forward market, is defined to be the
A) covered return. B) uncovered return. C) forward return. D) Both B and C.
What effect does the following transaction have on the U.S. balance of payments?(Choose the proper debit and credit entries.)U.S. residents invest in Swiss bank accounts by converting their U.S. dollar savings deposits into Swiss francs and then investing them
a. Debit the U.S. financial account; credit the U.S. current account. b. Credit the U.S. financial account; debit the U.S. current account. c. Debit the U.S. financial account; credit the U.S. financial account. d. Credit the U.S. financial account; debit errors and omissions.
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a. Adults of prime working age (ages 25-54) had both higher labor-force participation rates and higher rates of unemployment compared to teenagers. b. Adults of prime working age (ages 25-54) had higher labor-force participation rates and lower rates of unemployment compared to teenagers. c. Adults of prime working age (ages 25-54) had both lower labor-force participation rates and lower rates of unemployment compared to teenagers. d. Adults of prime working age (ages 25-54) had lower labor-force participation rates and higher rates of unemployment compared to teenagers.