External link to Question : 54) Specialization and trade make a country better off because : 1241432

Question : 54) Specialization and trade make a country better off because : 1241432

  54) Specialization and trade make a country better off because with trade, the country can consume at a point A) outside its production possibilities frontier. B) inside its production possibilities frontier. C) on its production possibilities frontier. D) on its trading partner’s production possibilities frontier. E) inside its trading partner’s production possibilities frontier.   55) By specializing and trading, a country is able to […]

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Question : 22) Which of the following statements true about monopolistically competitive : 1387846

    22) Which of the following statements is true about monopolistically competitive firms? A) Unlike perfectly competitive firms, monopolistically competitive firms are able to raise their prices without losing all of their customers. B) Like perfectly competitive firms, monopolistically competitive firms are not able to raise prices without losing all of their customers because they face competition from firms selling similar products. C) Like […]

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Question : 61) If one producer has control over an entire market : 1226497

  61) If one producer has control over an entire market and underproduces, the producer will A) increase producer surplus by lowering pollution costs. B) increase consumer surplus by lowering producer surplus. C) increase both consumer and producer surplus. D) create a deadweight loss. E) decrease the deadweight loss that would exist if the market were efficient.   62) Deadweight loss and market failure is […]

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Question : The following table shows the quantity of a good sold : 1377490

  The following table shows the quantity of a good sold by a monopolist at different prices.   Quantity (units) Price ($) 150 9 200 8 250 7 300 6 350 5 400 4 450 3   11) Refer to the table above. What is the marginal revenue of the monopolist when it sells 400 units of its product? A) $2 B) -$2 C) $3 […]

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Question : 71. (p. 567) Even small companies can possess great power in negotiations if : 1242179

  71. (p. 567) Even small companies can possess great power in negotiations if they have:  A. influence at headquarters. B. a larger negotiating team. C. less to lose and more to gain from the deal. D. more good alternatives than their larger counterparts. E. the advantage of location, time limits, and communications channels. 72. (p. 567) According to the text, at least seven aspects of the negotiation setting should be manipulated ahead time if possible. […]

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Question : 11) Advocates of flexible exchange rates claim that under flexible : 1303676

  11) Advocates of flexible exchange rates claim that under flexible exchange rates, if the central bank faced unemployment A) and thus wished to decrease its money supply, there would no longer be any legal barrier to the currency depreciation this would cause. B) and thus wished to expand its money supply, there would no longer be any legal barrier to the currency depreciation this […]

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Question : 11) When producers hard to monitor and property rights too : 1241079

  11) When producers are hard to monitor and property rights are too costly, ________ is (are) an effective method to achieve efficient use of a(n) ________. A) individual transfer quotas; public good B) making a government payment equal to the marginal private benefits; public good C) individual transferable quotas; common resource D) individual transferable quotas; excludable good E) making a government payment equal to […]

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    41.Most investors believe that the statement of cash flows is a.a useful source of information regarding the cash flow of an entity. b.the only statement in an annual report whose results correlates to stock price value. c.too complicated. d.a useful measure of a company’s profit.     42.The amount reported on a company’s balance sheet as retained earnings is the same as the […]

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Question : 11.Ahigh-rankingcorporateofficialofawell-knowncompanyisunexpectedlysentencedtoprisonforcriminalactivityintradingstocks.Thisshould a.raisethepriceandraisethepresentvalueofthecorporation’sstock. : 1261871

  11.Ahigh-rankingcorporateofficialofawell-knowncompanyisunexpectedlysentencedtoprisonforcriminalactivityintradingstocks.Thisshould a.raisethepriceandraisethepresentvalueofthecorporation’sstock. b.raisethepriceandlowerthepresentvalueofthecorporation’sstock. c.lowerthepriceandraisethepresentvalueofthecorporation’sstock. d.lowerthepriceandlowerthepresentvalueofthecorporation’sstock. 12.Fundamentalanalysisis a.thestudyoftherelationbetweenriskandreturnofstockportfolios. b.thedeterminationoftheallocationofsavingsbetweenstocksandbondsbasedonaperson’sdegreeofriskaversion. c.thestudyofacompany’saccountingstatementsandfutureprospectstodetermineitsvalue. d.amethodusedtodeterminehowaddingstockstoaportfoliowillchangetheriskoftheportfolio. 13.Accordingtofundamentalanalysis,asavershouldprefertobuystocksthatare a.undervalued.Thismeansthepriceofthestockislowgiventhevalueofthecorporation. b.undervalued.Thismeansthevalueofthecorporationislowgiventhepriceofstock. c.overvalued.Thismeansthepriceofthestockishighgiventhevalueofthecorporation. d.overvalued.Thismeansthevalueofthecorporationishighgiventhepriceofstock. 14. 15.Supposethatfundamentalanalysisindicatesaparticularcompany’sstockisovervalued. a.Thismeansitspresentvalueislessthanitsprice.Youshouldconsideraddingthestocktoyourportfolio. b.Thismeansitspresentvalueislessthanitsprice.Youshouldn’tconsideraddingthestocktoyourportfolio. c.Thismeansitspresentvalueismorethanitsprice.Youshouldconsideraddingthestocktoyourportfolio. d.Thismeansitspresentvalueismorethanitsprice.Youshouldn’tconsideraddingthestocktoyourportfolio. 16.SupposefundamentalanalysisindicatesthatXYZCorporation’sstockisundervalued. a.Thismeansitspresentvalueislessthanitsprice.Youshouldconsideraddingthestocktoyourportfolio. b.Thismeansitspresentvalueislessthanitsprice.Youshouldn’tconsideraddingthestocktoyourportfolio. c.Thismeansitspresentvalueismorethanitsprice.Youshouldconsideraddingthestocktoyourportfolio. d.Thismeansitspresentvalueismorethanitsprice.Youshouldn’tconsideraddingthestocktoyourportfolio. 17.FundamentalanalysisshowsthatstockinGarskeSoftwareCorporationhasapresentvaluethatishigherthanitsprice. a.Thisstockisovervalued;youshouldconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. b.Thisstockisovervalued;youshouldn’tconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. c.Thisstockisundervalued;youshouldconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. d.Thisstockisundervalued;youshouldn’tconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. 18.FundamentalanalysisshowsthatstockinCedarValleyFurnitureCorporationhasapricethatexceedsitspresentvalue. a.Thisstockisovervalued;youshouldconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. b.Thisstockisovervalued;youshouldn’tconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. c.Thisstockisundervalued;youshouldconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. d.Thisstockisundervalued;youshouldn’tconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. 19.FundamentalanalysisshowsthatstockinStainlessApplianceCompanyhasapresentvaluebelowitsprice. a.Thisstockisovervalued;youshouldconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. b.Thisstockisovervalued;youshouldn’tconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. c.Thisstockisundervalued;youshouldconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. d.Thisstockisundervalued;youshouldn’tconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. 20.FundamentalanalysisshowsthatstockinWidgets-R-Ushasapresentvaluethatislowerthanitsprice. a.Thisstockisovervalued;youshouldconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. b.Thisstockisovervalued;youshouldn’tconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. c.Thisstockisundervalued;youshouldconsideraddingittoyourportfolio. d.Thisstockisundervalued;youshouldn’tconsideraddingittoyourportfolio.    

External link to Question : 116.All of the following correct statements about the market-based approach : 1311808

Question : 116.All of the following correct statements about the market-based approach : 1311808

    116.All of the following are correct statements about the market-based approach except that it a.assumes that the transfer price should be based on the most objective inputs possible. b.provides a fairer allocation of the company’s contribution margin to each division. c.produces a higher company contribution margin than the cost-based approach. d.ensures that each division manager is properly motivated and rewarded.     117.The […]

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