Assel grows mulberry trees. The lumber yard purchases cut trees from you. The trees grow 1 foot per year. Assuming a constant real price per foot for mulberry, at what interest rate would Assel be willing to sell a 10-foot tree today?
A) 3%
B) 5%
C) 8%
D) 12%
D
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A) positive; easy B) positive; hard C) normative; easy D) normative; hard
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The market demand for MP3 players is p = 50 - 0.5Q, and the marginal cost for Nick to obtain and sell an MP3 player is $12. If he receives 60% of the MP3 sales revenue, then
A) Nick will sell 38 MP3 players. B) Nick will sell 50 MP3 players. C) Nick will receive $270 as profit. D) total profit is $342.
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