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Economists generally assume that Select one: a. firms act to maximize the dividends paid to stockholders b. households act to maximize utility c. firms act to maximize revenue d. households act to maximize their wealth X e. both households and firms act to minimize expenditures

          Economists generally assume that
Select one:
a. firms act to maximize the dividends paid to stockholders
b. households act to maximize utility
c. firms act to maximize revenue
d. households act to maximize their wealth X
e. both households and firms act to minimize expenditures
        
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Economists generally assume that
Select one:
a. firms act to maximize the dividends paid to stockholders
b. households act to maximize utility
c. firms act to maximize revenue
d. households act to maximize their wealth X
e. both households and firms act to minimize expenditures

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0:00 Hello everyone.
00:01 So the question says that in the simple keynesian model, which one of the following decisions can be analyzed? so option c is correct.
00:12 That says investment by government...
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