Valerie prefers A to B and she prefers B to C. If Valerie's preferences are transitive, then she prefers A to C
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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A. recessionary; A B. recessionary; C C. recessionary; B D. expansionary; A
Suppose the demand in a certain duopoly market with homogenous goods is Qd = 8,000 - 100P. The two firms in the market are firm V and firm W, and the marginal cost of producing the goods in question is equal to $25. Which of the following describes the Nash equilibrium in this market?
A. QV + QW = 2,750 B. One of the firms produces 5,500 units of output, and one of the firms does not produce. C. QV = QW = 5,500 D. QV = QW = 2,750
Suppose we have the following information about a plumber: wages $30,000, repair sales $200,000, taxes $5,000, loan interest $15,000, plumbing materials $20,000. What is the contribution to GDP of this plumber using the product approach?
A) $200,000. B) $180,000. C) $50,000. D) $30,000.
Vacation tours to Europe invariably package visits to disparate regions: cities, mountains, and the seaside. Bundling, a type of second degree price discrimination, is most profitable when:
a. the preference rankings of vacationers travelling together are negatively correlated. b. a preference for cities is always higher than preferences for mountain vistas. c. preference rankings of vacationers travelling together are positively correlated. d. preference for the seaside is always higher than preferences for city excursions. e. no one wants to take a European vacation package to cities, mountains, and the seaside.