7. In the homogeneous product case, price is higher, quantity iscompetition.and profits are higher undercompetition than undera. lower; price; quantityb. higher; quantity; pricec. higher; price; quantityd. lower; quantity; price8.as the strategic variable for a firm gives rise to aoutcome thanas thestrategic variable.a. Price; more competitive; quantityb. Quantity; more competitive; pricec. Price; less competitive; quantityd. Quantity; less competitive; price9. In themarginal costs), the chosenthose in a standard Cournot model.with efficient consumer rationing (and with linear demand and constantthat are equal toin the first stage generatea. two stage capacity-then-price industry model; capacities/quantities; quantitiesb. two stage capacity-then-price industry model; prices; quantitiesc. three stage capacity-then-price industry model; capacities/quantities; pricesd. three stage capacity-quantities then-price industry model; capacities/quantities; quantities10. In themodel withprices in equilibrium aremarginalcosts.a. Hotelling; differentiated products; greater than

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7. In the homogeneous product case, price is higher, quantity is
competition.
and profits are higher under
competition than under
a. lower; price; quantity
b. higher; quantity; price
c. higher; price; quantity
d. lower; quantity; price
8.
as the strategic variable for a firm gives rise to a
outcome than
as the
strategic variable.
a. Price; more competitive; quantity
b. Quantity; more competitive; price
c. Price; less competitive; quantity
d. Quantity; less competitive; price
9. In the
marginal costs), the chosen
those in a standard Cournot model.
with efficient consumer rationing (and with linear demand and constant
that are equal to
in the first stage generate
a. two stage capacity-then-price industry model; capacities/quantities; quantities
b. two stage capacity-then-price industry model; prices; quantities
c. three stage capacity-then-price industry model; capacities/quantities; prices
d. three stage capacity-quantities then-price industry model; capacities/quantities; quantities
10. In the
model with
prices in equilibrium are
marginal
costs.
a. Hotelling; differentiated products; greater than

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