It is easier for a monopolist to price discriminate between groups for a service than for a good because
A) it is easier to calculate average willingness to pay for services.
B) it is easier to distinguish between groups of customers for services than customers for goods.
C) it is easier for consumers to resell goods than resell services.
D) customers for goods usually do not differ with respect to their average willingness to pay.
C
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A) an increase in technology for making sneakers B) an increase in the price of rubber, used to make sneakers C) an increase in the price of sneakers D) None of the above, that is, each change shifts the supply curve
Suppose the U.S. one-year interest rate is 3% per year, while a foreign country has a one-year interest rate of 5% per year. Ignoring risk and transaction costs, a U.S. investor should invest in foreign bonds as long as the expected yearly rate of depreciation of the foreign currency is
A) less than 5%. B) greater than 5%. C) greater than 2%. D) less than 2%. E) less than 1%.