In considering the relationships between price and quantity demanded, ceteris paribus directs the economist to assume that
A) price increases affect quantity. B) quantity increases affect prices.
C) either price nor quantity affect demand. D) all other variables remain unchanged.
D
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A) there is no limit to the firm's profits. B) there is no limit to the firm's revenues. C) that it can sell all it wants at any price. D) None of the above
When Fidel Castro came to power in Cuba in 1959, Cuba's exports were predominantly sugar and tobacco and these exports made up a relatively large part of its economy. To counter this dependence on two goods, Castro's economic advisers used which of the following arguments to persuade him to impose trade restrictions?
a. comparative advantage argument b. infant industries argument c. national security argument d. antidumping argument e. diversity of industry argument