A monopoly sells two products, of which any given consumer wants to buy only one (and places no value on the other good - i. e. uncorrelated reservation prices). If the monopoly can prevent resale, can it increase its profit by bundling the goods, forcing the consumers to buy both goods? With bundling, the monopoly's profits A. will increase because consumer reservation prices for the two goods are negatively correlated. B. will not increase because consumer reservation prices for the two goods are positively correlated. C. will increase because the bundled price equals the combined values of the two goods. D. will not increase because it cannot charge more for the bundle than for the valued good. E. will increase because it will cost less to produce both goods jointly.

match the scenarios with terms related to financial aid.

pell grant

student loan

merit-based scholarship

richard is one of the leading college basketball players in the state of florida. he also maintains a good academic record. looking at his talent and potential, furman university offers to bear the expenses for his college education.

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anita wants to pursue a certificate program in sports nutrition. to pay for the course, she borrows money by filing the fafsa.

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nathan comes from a low-income household. he wants to pursue an undergraduate degree in marketing. he receives financial aid covering 50 percent of his college expenses. nathan does not have to pay back this amount.

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the answer is: a greater percentage chance of loss

high risk investments had the characteristic of higher percentage of great return accompanied with higher percentage chance of loss.

this type of investments usually only suitable for investors that have enough capital to survive in case one or more of their investments fail. examples of high-risk investments are stocks and currencies.