Jane wants to buy a beautiful doll as a gift for her sister's birthday. She knows that the same product is offered in different shops with prices of $120, $100, and $80 with odds of one-third of finding each price. She just stopped at a shop and knows that the price is $100. Suppose that there is a search cost of $5 for each search. Should she search one more time?
A. She should toss a coin.
B. Yes
C. No
D. Insufficient information to determine.
Answer: B
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. The cost of haircuts received during the school term b. The income from a part-time job that is forgone in order to attend classes c. Tuition fees paid during the school term d. The cost of required textbooks
Refer to the graph. Which of the lines in the diagram represent(s) a proportional tax?
A. Both A and B.
B. D only.
C. C only.
D. B only.
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A) the steady rise of the unemployment rate. B) the steady rise of the employment rate. C) the increase in the labor-force participation rate. D) the increase in the female labor-force participation rate.