Which might be a possible reason a cable television operator want to bundle channels together in packages ("tiers")?

a. delivering many channels to the consumer is not much more costly than delivering a few.
b. simplifies the consumer's choice and perhaps lowers administrative costs.
c. allows the firm to extract revenue from a consumer even if it does not know exactly which channels the consumer likes the most..
d. all of the above.


d

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The cost-minimizing rule is that a firm should utilize inputs such that the marginal physical product of an input divided by the price of the input is the same for all inputs. This is also the profit-maximizing rule because

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