The most important difference between domestic governments and international organizations is that:
A. domestic governments are more effective since national self-interest is not constrained by international obligations.
B. international organizations are less effective since they have no means of forcing members to comply.
C. domestic governments are less effective because they are more concerned about international public opinion.
D. international organizations are more effective since membership is voluntary.
Answer: B
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The table above shows the demand and costs for a single-price monopolist. The firm will
A) maximize profit by producing 3 units. B) maximize profit by producing 2 units. C) operate on the inelastic portion of its demand curve. D) operate on the unit elastic portion of its demand curve.
If government forced a firm to charge a price equal to marginal cost in a situation where there are scale economies,
a. new firms would enter the industry. b. the firm would be forced to go bankrupt. c. positive economic profit would grow even larger. d. marginal cost would exceed average cost.