The federal government is most likely to oppose
a. the purchase of a firm in danger of bankruptcy by a successful firm.
b. a merger between two firms in a perfectly competitive industry.
c. the purchase of one oligopolist by another in an industry with contestable markets.
d. a merger between two firms in a three-firm industry.
d
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Which of the following is a flow?
A. Assets B. Saving C. Money D. Wealth
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Pesticide reregistration refers to a reevaluation of a previously licensed pesticide that is already on the market. 2. The primary goal of the Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program (PESP) is to regulate pesticide use. 3. FIFRA rulings require that no pesticide be sold or distributed unless it has been registered with the EPA. 4. The incremental benefits of pesticide use can be modeled as the change in consumer and producer surplus associated with an increase in the demand for an agricultural crop. 5. The first TSCA inventory was published in the 1970s.
An increase in the nominal interest rate would
a. encourage people to hold smaller money balances. b. encourage people to hold larger money balances. c. force the Fed to reduce the money supply. d. cause the real interest rate to decline.
In the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, participating nations agreed to
A. trade carbon-dioxide permits. B. reduce their overall emissions of greenhouse gases to yield a reduction in the global temperature by 2050. C. buy greenhouse gas emission permits from developing nations. D. eliminate all emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050.