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11. True When there is market power, output is less than efficient output which yields to lower welfare. This higher market power leads to lower welfare.
13. True. When a firm uses quantity discrimination, then higher price is paid by a consumer with higher willingness to pay.
16. Yes market failure occurred when market doesnot produce efficient quantity and it leads distortion/dead weight loss.
17. True. stackleberg is a sequential move game which produces more output compared to cournot model.
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19. To maximize welfare in a competitive market that has a negative externality in production, government should tax a pollution-generating good at a unit tax equal to the marginal cost of the externality. 20. If there is deadweight loss, we say a market failure has occurred. 21. If two identical firms behave according to the Stackelberg model, the joint production is higher than if the same firms act as a Cournot. 22. The outcome of the Stackelberg model...
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23. A few firms with market power selling an identical product and competing over price arrive to the competitive equilibrium. 24. In an oligopoly setting, joint profits are the highest when firms act according to a Stackelberg model. 25. In the presence of a negative externality generated by producing a good, a competitive market will produce less of that good than is socially optimal. 26. An example of the tragedy of the commons is when farmers pump more...
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