Some grocery stores are now offering customers coupons which entitle them to a discount on certain items on their next visit when they go through the check-out line. This practice is an example of:
A) intertemporal price discrimination.
B) third-degree price discrimination.
C) a two-part tariff.
D) bundling.
E) none of the above
B
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A firm which owns its own equipment and is earning positive economic profits a. is likely earning positive accounting profits
b. is likely earning zero accounting profits. c. is likely earning negative accounting profits. d. could be earning positive or negative accounting profits.
Suppose a bond sells for $2,000 and pays $200 per year in interest. What will happen to the current interest rate if the price of the bond changes to $1,800?
a. It decreases by 10 percentage points. b. It increases by 10 percentage points. c. It remains unchanged. d. It increases by 1 percentage point. e. It decreases by 1 percentage point.
As a result of an increase in demand from D2 to D1 in Figure 36.4, ceteris paribus, the price of a $40,000 U.S. computer system, in terms of Japanese yen, would: =
A. Decrease in price by 200,000 million yen. B. Increase in price by 200,000 million yen. C. Increase in price by 800,000 yen. D. Decrease in price by 800,000 yen.
If the marginal propensity to save is 0.4 and disposable income decreases from $2,000 to $1,000, saving will
A. decrease by $400. B. decrease by $80. C. increase by $80 D. increase by $400.