Which of the following is not an exception to the parol evidence rule? Multiple Choice One party claims they were deceived when entering into the contract.

true or false The oligopolist reduces the price of the good by 10%, but the competitors reduced their prices by 8%. As a result, the oligopolist only attracts only an additional 5% consumers from his competitors, This will reduce the total revenue of the oligopolist.

According to the due care theory of product liability   Question 2 options:   A company can be held liable for damages from defective products only when there is an understood agreement between the buyer and seller that is established by their behavior   A company can be held liable for damages as long as the product is defective and dangerous   A company can be held liable only when they fail to observe reasonable standards in the design and manufacture of products   All of the above

After answering a summons and complaint, Luke received a set of written questions from the plaintiff's attorney. He was directed to respond to the questions in writing under oath. This discovery technique is called: Requests for admission. Requests for Production of Documents. Interrogatories. Deposition.

High deductible plans in the U.S. reduce adverse selection.  True  False

Which two phenomena relate to physicians overprescribing treatment? Select 2 correct answer(s) defensive medicine Efficient discrimination physician induced demand

Theory and Evidence. Childcare is a sector that is heavily regulated because of the importance of ensuring child safety. The current price of childcare is $1200 a month. The government is concerned with this market: Evidence shows that young parents are not returning to work because they cannot afford childcare. The government conducts a randomized control trial of a new policy. In some randomly selected cities, the government mandates that childcare providers cannot charge more than $800 per month. Other randomly selected cities are left unaffected to serve as a control. In six months, the outcomes show that the number of children getting childcare has not changed, but that waiting lists for childcare have increased dramatically. (a) Can this outcome be reconciled with the theory of supply and demand? (b) Do you expect that outcomes will improve in the long run?

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