Questions:
1.
(A)
The concept of Microeconomics is studying the situation of specific industry. For
example, the subjects of Microeconomic could be the resources and prices of the products
and services in the company. On the other hand, Macroeconomics is
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Chapter 2:
D2
(c) An increase in the quantity demanded
D6
When the quantity is 4, the price of demand is 1.50 but the price of supply is 0.75. In this
case, the demand will keep decreasing when the supply is increasing. When the demand
and the supply meet
Chapter 9.
D2. There is perfect knowledge, with no information failure or time lags in the flow of
information. Knowledge is freely available to all participants, which means that risktaking is minimal and the role of the entrepreneur is limited. Given th
D1
(a)As a successful company, the firm should not only take care on the process of the
manufacturing but also need to understand the situation of market. Therefore, company
should also understand the demand of market by market demand.
(b) An inferior goo
Chapter 2:
D2
(c) An increase in the quantity demanded
D6
When the quantity is 4, the price of demand is 1.50 but the price of supply is 0.75. In this
case, the demand will keep decreasing when the supply is increasing. When the demand
and the supply meet
D1
(a)As a successful company, the firm should not only take care on the process of the
manufacturing but also need to understand the situation of market. Therefore, company
should also understand the demand of market by market demand.
(b) An inferior goo
D1
(a)As a successful company, the firm should not only take care on the process of the
manufacturing but also need to understand the situation of market. Therefore, company
should also understand the demand of market by market demand.
(b) An inferior goo
Definition
A sustained, rapid increase in prices, as measured by some broad index (such as Consumer
Price Index) over months or years, and mirrored in the correspondingly decreasing purchasing
power of the currency. It has its worst effect on the fixed-wa
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