Ans) True
In the kinked-demand curve model, we expect rival oligopolists to match any price reductions but do not follow any price increments.
Question 13 1.5 pts Oligopolies with kinked demand curves change their prices quickly and frequently. True...
Question7 0.1 pts A kinked demand curve O is used to show why oligopolists frequently change prices. explains how certain prices arise in an oligopoly market O shows that firms in oligopolistic markets are not interdependent. O illustrates why oligopolists may be reluctant to change their pricing strategy. O is used to show why oligopolists must collude to set prices. Question 8 0.1 pts Which of the following is true regarding a kinked demand curve? O Firms worry about their...
Question 18 1.5 pts An oligopolist operating with a kinked demand curve would expect rivals to match both its price increases and price decreases. True False
te G Which of the follo... True O False Question 13 4 pts A change in the money supply or a change in velocity will change aggregate demand, which causes the aggregate demand curve to shift. O True O False Question 7 4 pts Suppose the economy is at below full employment. To improve this situation, Keynesian economists might propose that the government should expenditures, which will cause the aggregate demand curve to shift to the in an attempt to...
Question 13 The absolute value of the price elasticity of demand for telescopes is 1.5. Therefore, telescopes can be classified as a luxury. True False
D Question 35 1 pts DEMAND CURVES 14 13 12 2 0 1 2 3 45 67 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 Refer to Curve B. Over what range of prices does raising the price of coffee increase your revenue?
Question 41 1 pts The market demand curve is an aggregation of the individual buyers' demand curves. False True
Question 5 1.5 pts If demand is linear, the own-price elasticity Becomes more price elastic as we move to higher quantities Becomes less price elastic as we move to higher quantities. Is constant as we move to higher quantities. It can become positive at higher quantities D Question 6 1.5 pts Assume the annual demand for Golden Delicious apples in Connecticut can be represented by the following demand equation: QG-8-2 PG 1.2"PF +0.2 Pop0.3"1 Where QG is the quantity demanded...
Question 5 1.5 pts If demand is linear, the own-price elasticity Becomes more price elastic as we move to higher quantities Becomes less price elastic as we move to higher quantities. Is constant as we move to higher quantities. It can become positive at higher quantities D Question 6 1.5 pts Assume the annual demand for Golden Delicious apples in Connecticut can be represented by the following demand equation: QG-8-2 PG 1.2"PF +0.2 Pop0.3"1 Where QG is the quantity demanded...
Question 11 1.5 pts An increase in marginal cost that remains within the gap of the marginal revenue curve of a kinked demand oligopolist will: keep price and output the same. O raise price and decrease output. lower price and increase output. raise price and raise output. lower price and lower output.
13) When interest rates change, the prices of short-term bonds will change more than those of long-term bonds. A) True B) False