Principles of Economics 2e
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Chapter 13, Problem 8SCQ
Are the following goods non-rival in consumption?
- slice of pizza
- laptop computer
- public radio
- ice cream cone
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Melitz explains that under free trade
A. No firms will compete in the imported good market.
B. The most efficient firms will compete in the imported good market.
C. The least efficient firms will collude in the imported good market.
D. The most efficient firms will create an efficient-oligopoly paradigm, but only in the imported good market .
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Present and explain two arguments that can be used (or are often used) against free trade.
Melitz explains that under free trade
A. No firms will compete in the imported good market.
B. The most efficient firms will compete in the imported good market.
C. The least efficient firms will collude in the imported good market.
D. The most efficient firms will create an efficient-oligopoly paradigm, but only in the imported good market .
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