A game in which one player's winnings equal the other player's losings is called a
A) tit-for-tat game.
B) all-or-nothing game.
C) fair-and-balanced game.
D) zero-sum game.
D
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A) perfect competition. B) monopolistic competition. C) oligopoly. D) monopoly.
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To fix the foreign currency price of domestic currency below the free market equilibrium rate, a government must:
a. sell both its own currency and foreign exchange. b. buy its own currency and sell foreign exchange. c. buy both its own currency and foreign exchange. d. sell its own currency and buy foreign exchange. e. revalue its own currency.
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