If one player defects in a repeated game, and his opponent is following a tit-for-tat strategy, we can predict the opponent will:
A. defect in the next round.
B. renegotiate.
C. cooperate and try to get his opponent to follow.
D. collude.
A. defect in the next round.
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What will be an ideal response?
If the inverse demand curve a monopoly faces is p = 100 - 2Q, MC is constant at 16, and the government imposes an $8 per unit specific tax on the monopoly, the deadweight loss due to both the monopoly and the tax is
A) $529. B) $1332. C) $1764. D) $441.
It would always be a mistake to view
a. a streetlight as a common resource. b. a nontoll road as a public good. c. the environment as a common resource. d. a lighthouse as a public good.