The following factors explain the inverse relationship between the price level and the total demand for output, except:
A. A substitution effect
B. A real-balances effect
C. An interest-rate effect
D. A foreign-purchases effect
A. A substitution effect
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In the Prisoners' Dilemma game,
a. the Nash equilibrium is the only outcome that is not Pareto optimal. b. neither player has a dominant strategy. c. the Stackelberg equilibrium will be Pareto optimal if the game is played sequentially. d. all possible outcomes are Nash equilibria.
Assume that we are concerned about the existence of one firm (monopoly) in a market because of the potential for economic profits. If, however, there is free entry and exit, should our concerns change? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
If the price of leather (an input for leather shoes) increases, the equilibrium price of leather shoes will increase and the equilibrium quantity of leather shoes will decrease
a. True b. False
The result of a binding price floor is:
a. quantity demanded at the price floor exceeds the amount at the equilibrium price, and quantity supplied is less than the amount at the equilibrium price. b. quantity supplied at the price floor exceeds the amount at the equilibrium price, and quantity demanded is less than the amount at the equilibrium price. c. quantity demanded and quantity supplied at the price floor are equal at the equilibrium price. d. quantity demanded at the price floor is less than the amount at the equilibrium price, and quantity supplied is also less than the amount at the equilibrium price.