Match the description provided in the bank of options with the appropriate concept in the second tabl Bank of options Consumers agree X is prefered to Y when both have equal prices Consumer preferences are changed Consumers obtain more information about product characteristics Consumers are targeted with advertising Characteristic that is consumed as complementary to product itself One time cost to enter an industry changes when the market size increases A firm that is a leader obtains a higher profit in a dynamic game One time cost to enter an industry is treated as a parameter of model A firm that is a follower obtains a higher profit in a dynamic game Consumers do not agree X is prefered to Y when both have equal prices Letter A В D E F G H I J Induatmu mith not oomm ot ition hene oteniatie

Match the description provided in the bank of options with the appropriate concept in the second tabl Bank of options Consumers agree X is prefered to Y when both have equal prices Consumer preferences are changed Consumers obtain more information about product characteristics Consumers are targeted with advertising Characteristic that is consumed as complementary to product itself One time cost to enter an industry changes when the market size increases A firm that is a leader obtains a higher profit in a dynamic game One time cost to enter an industry is treated as a parameter of model A firm that is a follower obtains a higher profit in a dynamic game Consumers do not agree X is prefered to Y when both have equal prices Letter A В D E F G H I J Induatmu mith not oomm ot ition hene oteniatie

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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