When income effects are small:
A. there is no difference between the uncompensated demand curve and the uncompensated demand curve.
B. the uncompensated demand curve will be relatively far from the compensated demand curve.
C. the compensated demand curve will intersect the uncompensated demand curve.
D. the uncompensated demand curve lies close to the compensated demand curve.
D. the uncompensated demand curve lies close to the compensated demand curve.
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In a two-person bargaining situation it is
A) always in the best interests of both players for each player to be as flexible as possible, and to have as many options as possible. B) always in the best interest of the player that moves first to be as flexible as possible, and to have as many options as possible. C) often in the best interest of players to pretend a game is noncooperative when it is not, and vice versa. D) often in the best interest of players to cut off some of their own options in order to make the other player's threats not credible. E) often in the best interest of players to cut off some of their own options in order to make their own threats credible.
Refer to the normal-form game of advertising shown below.Firm AFirm B??AdvertiseDo Not Advertise?Advertise$0,$0$175,$10?Do Not Advertise$10,$175$125,$125Consider the advertising game in Figure 10-17. Firms A and B know the game will be played for exactly five periods. What is a Nash equilibrium to this game?
A. {do not advertise, do not advertise} provided the interest rate is less than 0.10 percent B. {advertise, advertise} C. {advertise, advertise} provided the interest rate is less than 0.50 percent D. {advertise, do not advertise}