In a contestable market the costs of entering and leaving the market are very:
A. high.
B. low.
C. low, but firms have no incentive to enter or leave.
D. high and firms have no incentive to leave.
Answer: B
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The maximum potential money multiplier is equal to
A) one minus the reserve ratio B) the reserve ratio. C) the inverse of the required reserve ratio. D) the number of dollars on reserve.
Refer to Figure 13.2. If Oliver's political views place him at the L4 position and George's political views place him at the C4 position, the winner of the election will be
A) Oliver Cousins. B) George Glass. C) The vote will end in a tie. D) It is uncertain who will win this election.
In Thailand in the late 1990s, there was pressure for the value of the baht to decline as foreign investors began to
A) increase their investments in Thailand and exchanged their dollars for baht. B) increase their investments in Thailand and exchanged their baht for dollars. C) sell off investments they had made in Thailand and traded in their baht for dollars. D) sell off investments they had made in Thailand and traded in their dollars for baht.
A movement up along a short run Phillips Curve to an unemployment rate below the natural rate of unemployment will tend to shift the Phillips Curve up, once expectations adjust; a movement down along a short run Phillips Curve to an unemployment rate above the natural rate of unemployment will tend to shift the Phillips Curve down once expectations adjust
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false