In the short run, a firm that is operating at a loss has two options. These options are

A) to go out of business or declare bankruptcy.
B) to reduce output or reduce its variable costs.
C) to shut down temporarily or continue to produce.
D) to adopt new technology or change the size of its physical plant.


C

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A. $9 B. $16 C. $2 D. $4

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The concept of government as redistributor is

A. approved by many but questioned by many as well. B. generally rejected as against “the American way.” C. largely approved by a vast majority of Americans. D. unnecessary in the United States because income disparities are small. E. a conservative idea that many liberals reject.

Economics

An incentive system is a

A) method of organizing production that uses a market-like mechanism inside the firm. B) method of organizing production that uses a managerial hierarchy. C) set of rules that induce an agent to act in the best interest of a principal. D) method of production that implements an assembly-line process.

Economics

All of the following are reasons why the wages of workers and the prices of inputs rise more slowly than the prices of final goods and services except

A) contracts make prices and wages sticky. B) unions are successful in pushing up wages. C) menu costs make some prices sticky. D) firms are often slow to adjust wages.

Economics