From the information given in the preceding question (in which Ming views X and Y as perfect complements), we know that O when the price of Y increases, Ming's demand curve for X shifts in. O when the price of Y increases, Ming's demand curve for X shifts out. O when the price of X increases, Ming's demand curve for X shifts out. O Ming's demand curve for X is a horizontal line. O Ming's demand curve for X is a vertical line.

From the information given in the preceding question (in which Ming views X and Y as perfect complements), we know that O when the price of Y increases, Ming's demand curve for X shifts in. O when the price of Y increases, Ming's demand curve for X shifts out. O when the price of X increases, Ming's demand curve for X shifts out. O Ming's demand curve for X is a horizontal line. O Ming's demand curve for X is a vertical line.

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Chapter12: Capital Investment Decisions

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Problem 10DQ: What is the role that the required rate of return plays in the NPV model? In the IRR model?

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