If the market was a monopoly, the quantity would be ________ and the price would be ________; if the market tis perfectly competitive, the quantity would be ________ and the price would be ________
A) Q1; P1; Q2; P2
B) Q2; P1; Q1; P2
C) Q1; P1; Q2; P1
D) Q1; P2; Q2; P1
E) Q1; P2; Q1; P1
D
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Will trade between these two occur? Is there a policy government could implement that would encourage a trade to occur between Sanjay and Marilu? If so, what is that policy and will the policy make society richer?
Government is a social institution
A) in which people do not engage in competition. B) in which the public interest, rather than private interests, guide individual behavior. C) whose behavior is determined by individuals' perceptions of marginal costs and marginal benefits. D) whose detailed actions are governed by the will of the majority.
Which of the following is a coupon bond?
A) a U.S. savings bond B) a U.S. Treasury bill C) a U.S. Treasury note or bond D) a zero-coupon bond
In the Bertrand model with homogeneous products,
A) the firm that sets the lower price will capture all of the market. B) the Nash equilibrium is the competitive outcome. C) both firms set price equal to marginal cost. D) all of the above E) the outcome is inconclusive.