If an Instrument Looks as Though It Measures What It

question 5

Short Answer

If an instrument looks as though it measures what it is supposed to measure,it has _______________.

Identify and explain the three fundamental questions a firm should consider in determining its output.

Differentiate between pure competition and other basic market structures in terms of characteristics and outcomes.

Recognize and provide examples of the four different market structures.

Understand the defining characteristics of pure competition.

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Definitions:

Investments

Assets or instruments acquired with the intention of generating income or appreciating in value over time.

Contract

A contract that is legally enforceable involving two or more parties.

Investments

Allocation of monetary resources with the intention of securing a return or profit.

Compounded Monthly

A method of calculating interest whereby the interest is added to the principal each month, and the following month's interest is calculated on the increased total.