quickly imitating any successful innovations. This behavior is known as:
A.collusion.
B.an entrepreneurial strategy.
C.a fast-second strategy.
D.pricing the demand curve.
5) Overfishing caused which of the following fisheries to collapse by 2004?
A.Maine Red Hake and Atlantic Tuna.
B.Pacific Halibut and Sockeye Salmon.
C.Blue Crab and Dungeness Crab.
D.White Shrimp and Brown Shrimp.
6) Free trade based on comparative advantage is economically beneficial because:
A.it promotes an efficient allocation of world resources.
B.it increases competition.
C.it provides consumers with a wider range of products.
D.of all of these reasons.
7) If a technological advance expands output and requires a smaller investment in
capital goods, this technological advance:
A.is capital-using.
B.must involve nonfinancial investment.
C.is capital-saving.
D.must pertain to the infrastructure.
8) Alex and Ben are both loggers wanting to harvest timber from the same forest. Alex
prefers to harvest and replant at a sustainable rate; Ben wants to harvest as many trees
as possible to maximize short-run profit, and then move on. They face the same
production costs.
Refer to the information above. If no explicit property right is given over the forest
land, then:
A.a property right will be established when trees are cut down and brought to market.
B.there is no property right over the harvested timber.