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6 years ago
This factor contributes to the winner's curse
 a. your estimate of the value of the object was not the most optimistic
  b. your bid was not the highest
 c. there were not many other bidders you had to beat out
 d. you did not shade your bid enough

QUESTION 2

MBA Degree Programs Every year various business magazines rank the quality of the different MBA programs. Why don't all prospective students flock to the highest ranked program?

QUESTION 3

This factor contributes to the winner's curse
 a. your estimate of the value of the object was not the most optimistic
  b. your bid was not the highest
 c. there were many other bidders that you beat out
 d. you shaded your bid too much

QUESTION 4

Brand Name Drug Industry Dynamics Market approval in the US for new pharmaceutical products is a long, arduous, and expensive process. Once approved, patent protection keeps close substitute products from entering for some years. If the demand for a particular product is stable, what would you predict for the profitability after approval and prior to patent expiration?

QUESTION 5

This factor contributes to the winner's curse
 a. your estimate of the value of the object was not the most optimistic
  b. your bid was the highest
 c. there were not many other bidders you had to beat out
 d. you shaded your bid too much

QUESTION 6

Generic Drug Industry Dynamics When a brand name drug's patent protection expires, many generic producers are usually ready to enter the market. These firms' products are close substitutes, they have similar production technologies, the regulatory hurdles to enter are not so great, and, within a few months, there are plenty of rivals. What would you predict for the profitability during these first few months after generic drug entry?

QUESTION 7

This factor contributes to the winner's curse
 a. your estimate of the value of the object was the most optimistic
  b. your bid was not the highest
 c. there were not many other bidders you had to beat out
 d. you shaded your bid too much
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6 years ago
[Answer to ques. #1]  d

[Answer to ques. #2]  This is an application of the indifference principle. All else equal, students would choose the higher ranked programs. But all else is not equal. Some differences include the cost of attending, differences in location (cost of living, etc.), cost in application preparation which will make students indifferent between a higher ranked and lower ranked program.

[Answer to ques. #3]  c

[Answer to ques. #4]  The prices and profits should be relatively constant over this period. There may be an initial period when the drug maker must inform the potential customers of the benefits of this product that will make demand and prices lower. But, after that, these firms enjoy a stable monopoly.

[Answer to ques. #5]  b

[Answer to ques. #6]  These conditions describe an industry that will become close to the ideal of perfect competition. The initial generic drug entrant will be able to set prices well above marginal cost until a second entrant emerges and thus earn substantial profits. As more competitors enter, the prices they can charge fall until, with enough entry, prices are close to marginal costs and little, if any, profits are earned.

[Answer to ques. #7]  a
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