When consumers buy a product, they are telling a producer that they like the product or service enough to spend money on it. This is called a consumer's _____.         fair vote         popular vote         dollar vote         voice vote

You have conducted a study to determine if there is independence or dependence between market segments (A-C) and prices the segments are willing to pay for a product.  The following cross tabular output appears.         Under $10  $11-$15  over $15     All   A             50       30        20     100            50.00    30.00     20.00             33.33    27.27     50.00              16.67    10.00      6.67              50.00    36.67     13.33            0.000    1.212     3.333   B             40       50        10     100            40.00    50.00     10.00             26.67    45.45     25.00              13.33    16.67      3.33              50.00    36.67     13.33            2.000    4.848     0.833   C             60       30        10     100            60.00    30.00     10.00             40.00    27.27     25.00              20.00    10.00      3.33              50.00    36.67     13.33            2.000    1.212     0.833   All          150      110        40     300…

Explain why majority rule respects the preferencesof the median voter rather than those of the averagevoter.

When Tanner watches a movie on Netflix, their viewing is . in consumption because other people able to watch the movie at the same time. Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. nonrival; are b rival; are rival; are not nonrival; are not

What is the significance of the concept of rational ignorance?   Question options:   It explains why voters are swayed by single-issue voting.   It explains why the majority of voters feel that their vote is important in determining the outcome of an election.   It explains how false or exaggerated political advertising influences voting behavior.   It explains why many people do not vote.

You have just been elected governor of a medium-sized U.S. state. Citizens want you to take bold action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions— but they do not want prices of gasoline or electricity to rise. Industries in your state are wary of emissions reductions being required of them but are willing to explore ideas with you. The state legislature will support your efforts as long as you remain popular with voters. The state to your west has just passed ambitious legislation mandating steep emissions cuts. The state to your east has joined a regional emissions trading consortium. The state to your north has just established a revenue-neutral carbon tax. What actions will you take in your first year as governor, and why? What effects would you expect each action to have?