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Which is most likely to result from a layoff of factory workers in a town?

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<span>The most likely result from a layoff of factory workers in a town is that the unemployment rate will rise, at least temporarily. This is assuming the factory is in the US and all workers are full time. Other government services might also see an increase, such as food stamps, job training services, etc.</span>

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Sometimes nations get together and discuss a treaty that will allow for trade to be easier between them.

To this end they will reduce tariffs, and other barriers to trade. This is to encourage free trade between the nations. This treaty is a free trade treaty.

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d. Making choices based on comparing marginal benefits with marginal costs

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g Ron and Dena own the only two profit maximizing sandwich shops in town. Both Ron and Dena are trying to decide whether or not

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Remainder part of Question:

Dena

Advertising Don't Advertise

Ron Advertising ($X, $400) ($300, $425)

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Part A. Don't Advertise" is a dominant strategy only for Ron if the value of X is below $400.

Part B. "Don't advertise" is a dominant strategy only for Dena if the value of Y is below $100.

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If Dena is desiring to opt to "Advertising", then Ron will only have more pay off in choosing "Don't advertise" if the X is below $400.

On the other hand, if Dena is desiring to opt "Don't Advertise", then Ron will only have more pay off in choosing "Don't advertise" if again X is below $400.

This means that the "Don't Advertise" is a dominant strategy only for Ron if the value of X is below $400.

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On the other hand, if Ron is desiring to opt "Don't Advertise", then Dena will only have more pay off in choosing "Don't advertise" if the value of Y is below $100.

This means that the "Don't advertise" is a dominant strategy only for Dena if the value of Y is below $100.

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