The line segment RS describes the region where



A. increases in output do not cause higher prices because of a large portion of unemployed resources.

B. prices and output increase together.

C. increases in prices do not generate any increase in output.

D. increases in prices cause decreases in output.


B. prices and output increase together.

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If the stores could co-operate with each other, it would be efficient

a. For megastore to advertise and for superstore to advertise b. For megastore to advertise and for superstore not to advertise c. For megastore not to advertise and for superstore to advertise d. For megastore not to advertise and for superstore not to advertise

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Describe intellectual property rights. What agreements have been reached regarding their protection? What are the benefits and the costs of protecting intellectual property rights?

What will be an ideal response?

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For a given set of prices, two consumers choose bundles that are off the contract curve. In a competitive market,

A) prices will adjust until the consumers choose bundles that are on the contract curve. B) the indifference curves will shift back to the contract curve. C) the contract curve will shift to connect these bundles. D) no adjustments need to be made.

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