Developing-country governments were attracted to planning by the positive example of
a. Great Britain during the 1980s
b. The United States during the 1790s
c. Japan during the 1870s
d. The Soviet Union during the 1950s
e. all of the above
D
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The demand and supply schedules for pizza are in the table above. A price ceiling of $2 per slice results in
A) a surplus of 20 slices of pizza. B) a shortage of 20 slices of pizza. C) a shortage of 40 slices of pizza. D) a shortage of 60 slices of pizza. E) neither a shortage nor a surplus.
Which of the following will happen if some firms in a monopolistically competitive market incur losses in the short run and the market conditions are not expected to change?
A) The existing firms will continue production in the long run. B) The demand for the goods produced by the firms will decrease. C) New firms will enter the industry in the long run. D) Some firms will exit the industry in the long run.