The below given figure illustrates the Big Push model of development. Which of the following would NOT be relevant regarding what might occur in the model economy? Qi 0501180117 Q₂ 501180 A F L/N C L₁ A) If the modern sector firm were to enter, it would produce Q units of output. But if it expects other firms will enter, it enters, increasing output to Q. At output Q everyone will make a profit even at W OB) If the modern sector firms enter, with the encouragement of some coordinator, they can initiate industrialization, creating the big push, from point A to B. C) Big Push can never take place if there is not a coordinator, whether be a government agency, or a business association, D) If the modern sector firm were to enter, it would produce Q, units of output But it would not enter as its costs would exceed its revenue at W E) If the modern sector firms enter, on their own, they can initiate industrialization, creating the big push, from point A to B. Windows Windows'u
The below given figure illustrates the Big Push model of development. Which of the following would NOT be relevant regarding what might occur in the model economy? Qi 0501180117 Q₂ 501180 A F L/N C L₁ A) If the modern sector firm were to enter, it would produce Q units of output. But if it expects other firms will enter, it enters, increasing output to Q. At output Q everyone will make a profit even at W OB) If the modern sector firms enter, with the encouragement of some coordinator, they can initiate industrialization, creating the big push, from point A to B. C) Big Push can never take place if there is not a coordinator, whether be a government agency, or a business association, D) If the modern sector firm were to enter, it would produce Q, units of output But it would not enter as its costs would exceed its revenue at W E) If the modern sector firms enter, on their own, they can initiate industrialization, creating the big push, from point A to B. Windows Windows'u
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