Question 12 (3 points) The demand curve for the product of a monopolistic compet

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Question 12 (3 points)

The demand curve for the product of a monopolistic competitor is

Question 12 options:

downward sloping.

unitary elastic.

vertical.

horizontal.

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Question 13 (3 points)

An appreciation of the U.S. dollar relative to the Japanese yen causes

Question 13 options:

the Japanese to buy more U.S. goods, causing the dollars to appreciate further.

the quantity demanded of U.S. dollars to increase because the Japanese want to buy more U.S. goods.

the U.S. to buy less Japanese goods, causing the U.S. to depreciate.

A lower dollar-price of Japanese goods which induces the U.S. to increase their purchasing of Japanese goods.

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Question 14 (3 points)

A market in which businesses, households, and governments buy and sell national currencies is

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the dollar exchange market.

the currency exchange market.

the foreign exchange market.

the money exchange market.

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Question 15 (3 points)

When a cartel breaks down and its members start cheating, the behavior in the industry becomes a

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zero-sum game.

noncooperative game.

high stakes game.

positive sum game.

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Question 16 (3 points)

If there is unrest in the Middle East that threatens the economic stability of Saudi Arabia, the

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supply of Saudi Arabian currency will rise.

demand for Saudi Arabian currency will fall.

demand for Saudi Arabian currency will rise.

supply of Saudi Arabian currency will fall.

downward sloping.

unitary elastic.

vertical.

horizontal.

Explanation / Answer

12.

downward sloping.

this curve tells the firms in this industry has some power due to differnce in the product sold though slight variations not entirely different

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