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Firm A producing one good acquires another firm B producing another good.The cross price elasticity of demand for the goods owned by each firm is 2.6.Holding other things constant,the acquiring firm should
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After running a promotional campaign,the owners of a local shoe store decided to decrease the prices for the shoes sold in their store.One can imply that
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Firms that face capacity constraints can only increase output only up to the capacity,but no further.Therefore,firms
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For products like parking lots and hotels,costs of building capacity are mostly fixed or sunk and firms in this industry typically face capacity constraints.Therefore,
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Firm A producing one good acquires another firm B producing another good.Price elasticity of demand for Firm A's good is -1.8 and Firm's B is -1.8.Holding other things constant and assuming both goods are complements,the acquiring firm should
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A shoe producing firm decides to acquire a firm that produces shoe laces.This implies that
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After firm A producing one good acquired another firm B producing another good,it raised the prices for the bundle of goods.One can conclude that the goods were
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If advertising makes demand of a product more elastic,it makes sense for a firm to
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For products like parking lots and hotels,the relevant costs and benefits for setting price are
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A firm started promoting its product through advertising.This changed the product's elasticity from -1.08 to -0.99.The firm should
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Firms tend to raise the price of their goods after acquiring a firm that sells a substitute good because
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Firm A producing one good acquires another firm B producing another good.The cross price elasticity of demand for the goods owned by each firm is -1.4.Holding other things constant,the acquiring firm should
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Firms tend to lower the price of their goods after acquiring a firm that sells a complementary good because
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