Each of the following has been typical of Japanese trading policies except
A. they targeted the large American consumer market.
B. the Japanese market was closed to American producers.
C. they went head to head against American companies, underselling American TV and other electronic producers.
D. high tariffs.
D. high tariffs.
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Why might luxury-goods retailers limit purchases on a good by consumers "due to popular demand"?
A) Because they are worried about running out of supply, leaving some of their customers unhappy that they can't buy the good. B) Because they are trying to use scarcity as a way to improve the brand image of the good. C) Because they are limiting the possibility of arbitrage, where consumers buy in a low price area and resell in a higher price area. D) Because they are worried that they'll run out of the good during the all-important holiday season.
Figure 11-2
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Which graph in Figure 11-2 best reflects a supply-sider’s view of the impact of an increase in the personal income tax rate?
A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4