Clickthrough Counts Do Not Necessarily Result in an Accurate Count

question 2

Multiple Choice

Clickthrough counts do not necessarily result in an accurate count of individual users who use an online banner advertisement because:

• A) privacy laws prevent advertisers from tracking users under age 16.
• B) users can change the settings on their computer to prevent tracking.
• C) software on the website cannot delineate between individual users.
• D) there is no reliable way to tabulate clicks on web advertisements.
• E) a single user could click on a particular banner ad several times.

Analyze the impact of output changes on a firm's cost in the long run.

Recognize how specialization and coordination problems affect a firm's costs.

Interpret graphs and tables to determine a firm's cost behavior over different output levels.

Explain how varying output levels influence long-run marginal and average total costs.

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Definitions:

Mental-Scale Items

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