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Question 1 - Multiple Choice ID: 5155730
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Question: A video store believes there are two equally sized consumer groups with different values for two DVDs as follows:
Segment 1 values DVD A at $10 and DVD B at $8
Segment 2 values DVD A at $4 and DVD B at $12
There are estimated to be 50 consumers in each group. The store currently has 100 of each DVD on hand. It paid $10 for each DVD. If
distributor for $4 each. To maximize profit contribution from the sale (or return) of these DVDs the store should
Set a standard price of $8 for each DVD
Set a price of $10 for A and $12 for B
Offer A and B together for a price of $16
Offer A and B together for a price of $18
None of the above
Question 2 - Multiple Choice ID: 5155729
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Question: A bidders' value for a good may be low ($2), medium ($5), or high ($7). There are an equal number of potential bidders havin
auction at which the good is offered. The possible outcomes of the auction are listed below. What is the best estimate of the expected re
minimum bid increment?

$3.99
$3.56
$5.00
Question 3 - Multiple Choice ID: 5155737
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Question: If you are planning a common value auction and suspect that collusion may occur, which of the following should you NOT do?
Question 4 - Multiple Choice ID: 5155773
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Question: The owner of Bob’s Breakfast just bought Nancy’s Famous Breakfast across the street. They offer the same breakfast items o
more elastic than Nancy’s Famous Breakfast. What should the owner do?