Is it theoretically possible for general equilibrium to be attained? Is it likely that general equilibrium will be attained? Explain
What will be an ideal response?
Yes it is theoretically possible for a general equilibrium to be attained. But it is highly unlikely that general equilibrium will be attained, as all the assumptions of perfectly competitive markets are not likely to hold.
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A) bread, while Bob has a comparative advantage in the production of butter. B) butter, while Bob has a comparative advantage in the production of bread. C) bread and neither has a comparative advantage in the production of butter. D) both bread and butter.
The manager of Steel Works learns of a new technological interdependency between the first stage and the intermediate stage of production. If Steel Works currently contracts with another firm for the intermediate stage of production, which of the following is true?
A) The manager has less of an incentive to integrate forward. B) The manager has less of an incentive to integrate backward. C) The manager has more of an incentive to integrate backward. D) The manager has more of an incentive to integrate forward.