Arbitrage
A) is the act of buying an item at a low price and reselling the item at a higher price.
B) is the act of selling an item on consignment and collecting a huge portion of the proceeds to compensate for the seller's time.
C) is any act of buying and selling that results in the seller earning an above normal profit.
D) is the act of buying an item at a low price, bundling it with another and selling the new package at a much higher price.
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Refer to the figure above. If the monopolist faces a constant marginal cost of $2, what is the optimal quantity that it should produce?
A) 20 units B) 40 units C) 45 units D) 80 units
Gasoline stations carrying the same fuel brand (e.g., Chevron) are able to charge different prices in San Francisco because:
A. location is a source for product differentiation. B. gasoline stations are perfect price discriminators. C. gasoline station operators form a cartel to act as a monopoly. D. fuel quality varies across stores.