In the Case Rosenberg V.Son,Inc.,the Court Held That

question 41

Multiple Choice

In the case Rosenberg v.Son,Inc.,the Court held that:

• A)Son, Inc., as the assignee, was liable to the Rosenbergs.
• B)Despite the assignment of her rights, Pratt remained liable to the Rosenbergs.
• C)The assignment became a novation because Rosenberg signed it.
• D)The Rosenbergs became liable to Son, Inc.

Comprehend the role and outcomes of collusion in oligopoly markets compared to monopoly.

Understand the application of game theory to oligopoly markets.

Recognize the effects of the number of firms in an oligopoly on market outcomes.

Understand the concept of Nash equilibrium in strategic decision-making.

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