Under a Cournot duopoly, the collusion curve represents:
A) all possible allocations of the pure monopoly quantity among the two firms in the duopoly.
B) all possible allocations of the pure monopoly quantity that would be possible if the two firms in the duopoly did not cooperate.
C) all optimal price-quantity outcomes for a cartel rather than a Cournot duopoly.
D) the potential profits to be earned by firms in a collusive cartel.
A
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A) buying and selling of newly produced final goods and services among countries. B) buying and selling of existing real and financial assets among countries. C) buying and selling of only domestic final goods and services. D) none of the above.
Which would be the most accurate statement?
A. Liberals all agree that if we could provide a job for every American who needs one, we could end nearly all poverty within a generation. B. Barbara Ehrenreich and Frances Fox Piven point out that an increasing number of jobs do not pay enough to subsist on. C. Lisabeth and Daniel Schorr believe that poor teenage girls allow themselves to get pregnant so that they could go on welfare. D. Charles Murray faults our economic system for not providing enough well-paying jobs, which, in turn, has led to widespread poverty.