The Variety of Products and Product Features That Consumers May

question 110

Multiple Choice

The variety of products and product features that consumers may choose from in monopolistically competitive industries:

• A) at least partially offsets the economic inefficiencies of this market structure.
• B) leads to an optimal allocation of resources in the market structure.
• C) guarantees that firms produce at full-capacity output levels.
• D) makes the demand curves facing firms in these industries more elastic.

Grasp the principles governing the delegation of duties and assignments of rights in contracts.

Identify the conditions under which a contract may prohibit or restrict assignments and delegations.

Understand the rights and obligations of assignors, assignees, obligors, and obligees in the context of assigned contracts.

Recognize the legal consequences of not notifying parties involved in an assignment.

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