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4 years ago

Under the First Amendment, commercial speech is:

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Dmitriy789 [7]4 years ago

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Answer:

The correct answer is the option A: subject to intermediate scrutiny unlike political speech.

Explanation:

On the one hand, the <em>First Amendment to the United States Constitution</em> is the law that basically protects the rights of the people to have a free speech and moreover, establishes that the government can not intervene in an establishment of religion and prohibits the free exercise of religion.

On the other hand, the <em>Commercial Speech</em> under the First Amendment is seen as a particular case of speech due to the fact that this one can be harmful for the people and therefore can be fraudulent to them and in order to prevent that from happening the First Amendment does not protect so much the commercial speech and this last one is far more regulate it by the government than political speech.

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Explanation:

given data

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recorded cost = $13

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solution

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Answer:

Explanation:

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Q2 = 50 – 1/2Q1 Reaction function for firm 2

Cournot which we have as;

Q2 = = 1/6(600 -300 – 3Q1)

Q2 = 50 – 1/2Q1

Q2 = 50 – ½(50 – 1/2Q1)

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Q2= 100/3 = 33.33 Output

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P = 600 – 3(Q2+ Q2)600 – 3(100/3 + 100/3)= 400

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Π2 = TR2– C2= PQ2 – C2=400 * 100/3 – 300 * 100/3= 10000/3 = $3,333.33 For firm 2

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QL= (600 – 300)/2*3 = 50 Firm 1 output is QL = 50

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Π2 = 75*25 = 1875 Profit for firm 2

Bertrand is given as ;

Under this competition, price is the same to marginal cost and profits are zero

600 – 3Q = 300

Q = 100 Output = 100

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MR=MC600 - 6Q = 300

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Answer:

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r is the rate of return of 8%

n is the number of years of investment which is 4 years

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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= √(20.5396)

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