HELP WITH ALL 4 QUESTIONS PLEASE $10Units of aResource100In Exhibit 11-2, total resource earnings at equilibrium equalA good that is rival but nonexclusive is calledO $40O a private good$60a public goodO $400a quasi-private goodO $1,000an external goodO $300an open access goodFirms that face downward-saloping demand curves for theiroutput are calledperfectly competitiveprice takerprice searchersresource price takersresource price searchersA change in demand for a resource can be caused byO proportion of economic rent in the total earnings of theresourceopportunity cost of the resourceprice of the resourceO achange in the number of firms producing the finalproductease with which resources can be put to alternative uses

1. Goods that are rival but non-exclusive are generally called common access goods. Examples include…

$10 Units of a 100 Resource In Exhibit 11-2, total resource eamings at equilibrim equal A good that is rival but nonexclusive is called O 40 a private good O S60 a public good O $400 a quasi-private good O $1,000 an external good O $300 an open accens good Firms that face dowaward-sloping demand curves for their output are called O perfectly competitive O price taker O price searchers resource price takers O resource price searchers

$10 Units of a 100 Resource In Exhibit 11-2, total resource eamings at equilibrim equal A good that is rival but nonexclusive is called O 40 a private good O S60 a public good O $400 a quasi-private good O $1,000 an external good O $300 an open accens good Firms that face dowaward-sloping demand curves for their output are called O perfectly competitive O price taker O price searchers resource price takers O resource price searchers

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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