Language Is Not Just a System;it Is a Completely Symbolic

question 3

Multiple Choice

Language is not just a system;it is a completely symbolic system.There is no necessary connection between a sound (word) and the concept signified;different languages have different words for the same concepts.This means that the relation is arbitrary and symbolic;each word represents a concept.What is the term that refers to this concept?

• A) abstraction
• B) displacement
• C) linguistic nationalism
• D) dialects

Explain the legal and economic implications of cartels on international and domestic markets.

Distinguish between different market outcomes based on the number of firms, type of products, and collusion effectiveness in an oligopoly.

Understand the implications of price "stickiness" in oligopoly models and its impact on market dynamics.

Discuss the challenges and obstacles to successful collusion among oligopolistic firms.

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