Answer
A consumer purchases goods to the willingness to pay is higher than
the price
P=4.5
Qd=4
consumer surplus =sum of (maximum willingness to pay for it - real
price)
=10-4.5+8-4.5+6-4.5+5-4.5
=$11
the consumer surplus is $11
option B
The table below gives the quantity purchased by an individual at various prices $6 Price $10...
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Use the graph below to answer questions 6 through 10.
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Transaction costs include
costs of negotiating contracts with other firms.
cost of enforcing contracts.
the existence of asset-specificity.
all of the above
1.25000 points
QUESTION 8
Firms are organized to keep their costs as low as possible
by
comparing internal operating cost and external transactions cost
associated with outsourcing.
analyzing supply and demand conditions.
minimizing their use of borrowed funds.
pricing their products appropriately.
1.25000 points
QUESTION 9
Consider the following graph, which shows two lines. The
downward-sloping...
What is the equilibrium price and quantity?
P=10,
Q=0
P=6,Q=4
P=5,Q=5
P=0,Q=10
Use the image above. What happens when the market price is
$4?
Shortage
Nothing
Surplus
Equilibrium
Using the same image. What happens if the price is
$10?
Shortage
Nothing
Surplus
Equilibrium
Demand and Supply Price $10 Quantity Demanded Quantity Supplied 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Quantity