A risk-preferring person is willing to pay

A) a risk premium.
B) a fee to make a fair bet.
C) to obtain decreasing marginal utility.
D) None of the above.

B

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Regarding price leadership, which of the following is NOT true?

a. one firm may establish itself as the dominant firm b. the dominant firm is frequently a larger size or has lower cost structure c. Price leadership is a model of price-output determination d. Once established, a barometric price leader will not change e. price leadership is a pricing strategy followed in many oligopolistic industries

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