Define rent seeking. Rent seeking is attempting to transfer surplus from one group to another, for firms it usually involves: re
stricting supply in order to increase price. restricting supply in order to decrease price. increasing supply in order to decrease price. increasing supply in order to increase price. Do firms have a greater incentive to engage in rent-seeking behavior when demand is elastic or when it is inelastic?
For firms, Rent Seeking usually involves: <u>restricting supply in order to increase price</u>
Explanation:
An example of rent-seeking in a modern economy is spending money on lobbying for government subsidies in order to be given wealth that has already been created, or to impose regulations on competitors, in order to increase market share.
A rent seeking firm have a greater incentive to engage in rent-seeking behavior when demand is elastic because the restriction imposed on competitors will not affect the demand for the goods.
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receivable conversion. This type of process allows an individual to receive the
amount that he or she converts from paper check into a real amount when scanned
under an electronic machine in which is being described above.</span>
