Suppose That There Are Only Two Types of Used Cars

question 83

Multiple Choice

Suppose that there are only two types of used cars, peaches and lemons and that used cars are pure experience goods. Peaches are worth $10,000, and lemons are worth $6,000. Three fourths of all used cars are peaches, and one fourth are lemons. In a market with no signals, for instance, a market without warranties, the average value of cars actually sold will be

• A) $6,000.
• B) $7,000.
• C) $9,000.
• D) $10,000.

Acknowledge the importance of reflective thinking in transformative learning.

Understand the role and formation of behavioral and cognitive objectives in the learning process.

Comprehend how learner assessment influences teaching strategies and content.

Realize the importance of evaluation in reinforcing learning.

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