Who among the following faced an opportunity cost?
A) The fiancée
B) The recently married bride
C) The cheating spouse
D) The divorcee
E) All of the above.
E
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In a study of whether prices are sticky or not, Alan Blinder supervised interviews of corporate executives on the frequency with which their firms change prices and found that
a. 55 percent of firms changed prices only once a year or less. b. over 20 percent of the firms changed prices more than 12 times per year. c. 10 percent of companies changed prices 4 to 12 times per year. d. there is not a considerable departure from auction-market behavior.
In a perfectly competitive industry, the price of good A is $2 . If a firm in this industry decides to increase its price to $2.50, it will:
a. realize an increase in profit of $0.50 per unit output. b. be able to increase the quantity sold of good A. c. be unable to sell any quantity of good A that is produced. d. lose some of its customers in the market. e. experience a decrease in profit of $0.50 per unit output.