The Cost-Benefit Principle tells us that a firm should continue to expand production as long as:
A. price of the good is greater than its marginal cost.
B. it can sell another unit of the good.
C. the firm's profit is positive.
D. the supply curve is upward sloping.
Answer: A
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In many corporations, the managers of the corporation run the corporation, although the shareholders own the corporation. In this situation,
A) there is separation of ownership from control. B) there are no outside directors on the board of directors. C) there is no corporate governance. D) there are no inside directors on the board of directors.
Which of the following is true?
A) Most stockholders own stock because they want to run the business. B) The shareholders of a large well-established firm are guaranteed to earn a real rate of return of about seven percent in the future. C) Ownership of a corporate bond provides the bondholder with an ownership right to a fraction of the firm's future profits. D) Stock ownership makes it possible for investors to own a fractional share of a firm's future profits even if they do not participate in the operation of the firm.