Micro Economics For Today
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Author: Tucker, Irvin B.
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Chapter 13, Problem 20SQ
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Because of the poor quality ......customers stopped buying it
A-initiative
B-staff
C-tender
D-merchandise
Sellers are willing to sell their product at a very low price even it high priced items cost more? What is the rational behind this concept?
a. To dominate the market with low-cost items
b. Low priced items are a magnet for customers to come in and this will create opportunity to sell low priced item with high markup price.
c. To lure frequent buyers.
d. This reduces the incentives of trade.
Which of the following is NOT an impediment to
imitation:
a. Customer loyalty.
b. Expired patents.
c. Intangible barriers.
d. Ownership of inputs
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