A supplier of an input is unlikely to have bargaining power if

A) it has a patent on the input. B) many firms can supply the input.
C) the input supplied is specialized. D) it is the sole supplier of the input.


B

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People who focus on the "competitiveness" of the United States are

A) focusing on the right thing if the United States is to stay a leading economic power. B) treating the United States as if it is a business firm. C) also focusing on the importance of education. D) correctly recognizing that trade is a zero-sum game.

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The effect of an increase in aggregate supply is a(n):

a. increase in the general level of prices and a decrease in real output. b. increase in the general level of prices and an increase in real output. c. decrease in the general level of prices and a decrease in real output. d. decrease in the general level of prices and an increase in real output.

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An increase in the money supply is likely to decrease:

A) prices. B) nominal income. C) money demand. D) interest rates.

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