1.

Which of the following is the best example of complementarity?

a factory from the U.S. being moved to Malawi

a patent

a copyright

a stove developed by Kenyans for Kenyans

2.

A hallmark of the production of ideas is that they involve large ___ and small ___.

fixed, variable

variable, rival

rival, variable

variable, fixed

3.

The economic rationale for patents is based most directly on

fully excludable goods

rival goods

increasing marginal costs

decreasing marginal costs

4.

If you were an entrepreneur attempting to generate a profit, what sort of thing would you most like to produce?

an idea

a rival good

a non-excludable one

one with declining marginal costs

5.

Economic theory suggests that there is ___ in ideas.

underinvestment

appropriate investment

overinvestment