If the government regulates a monopoly's price below the socially efficient level, then:
A. deadweight loss decreases and there is a surplus of output.
B. deadweight loss increases and there is a surplus output.
C. deadweight loss increases and there is a shortage of output.
D. deadweight loss decreases and there is a shortage of output.
Answer: C
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A world-renowned brain surgeon can type twice as fast as her secretarial assistant. Which of the following statements is true in this situation?
a. The secretary has an absolute advantage in typing. b. The surgeon should do her own typing to save money. c. The surgeon should fire the assistant and work weekends and evenings to stay up on her typing. d. The surgeon should spend her time doing brain surgery and allow her secretary to do the typing because the secretary has a comparative advantage in typing. e. The surgeon should spend her time doing brain surgery and allow her secretary to do the typing because the surgeon has a comparative advantage in typing.
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A) trade-based growth. B) transfer growth. C) innovative growth. D) catch-up growth.