An example of an excludable good or service is a:

A. movie in a theater.
B. city park.
C. rainbow.
D. levee system.


A. movie in a theater.

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The U.S. government's focus on supply reduction efforts in its "war on drugs" has been relatively unsuccessful at addressing illegal drug use

Some economists believe that a successful anti-drug program must concentrate on reducing demand; for example, through drug education and voluntary treatment programs for addicts. a. What will happen to the equilibrium price, quantity, and total revenue from cocaine sales if the government succeeds in its efforts to reduce demand? What is likely to happen to the incentive to sell cocaine? b. Suppose the government continues to concentrate its efforts on supply reduction and is able to reduce the supply of cocaine. As a result of the reduction in supply the price of cocaine increases by 25 percent. If the price elasticity of demand is -0.5, what is likely to happen to the incentive to sell cocaine? c. Based on your answers, explain why one approach might be preferred over the other.

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Which of the following statements is correct?

A. When marginal utility is decreasing, an increase in the quantity consumed will decrease total utility B. When marginal utility is positive, an increase in the quantity consumed will decrease total utility C. When marginal utility is positive, an increase in the quantity consumed will increase total utility D. When marginal utility is zero, an increase in the quantity consumed will make total utility zero

Economics

Suppose that you lend $1,000 to a friend and he or she pays you back one year later. What is the opportunity cost of lending the money?

A) the nominal interest rate that would have been earned on the money B) There is no cost. C) the implicit cost of the money D) the real interest rate that would have been earned on the money

Economics

By vertically integrating, two firms can

A) increase market share. B) avoid holdup problems. C) limit the problems inherent in moving too quickly. D) avoid antitrust issues.

Economics