A) experience a loss due to increased competition.
B) set prices artificially higher permanently.
C) enter the market in hopes of capturing some profits.
D) have to engage in more advertising in order to further stimulate the increase in demand.
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A) prices increase; supply increases
B) prices increase; prices stay permanently higher
C) quantity supplied increases; prices increase
D) quantity supplied decreases; prices decrease
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A) quantity supplied increases; supply increases
B) quantity supplied increases; supply decreases
C) quantity supplied decreases; supply decreases
D) quantity supplied decreases; supply increases
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A) where marginal revenue equals market price.
B) as many units as their scale allows.
C) at capacity and plan to expand in the long run.
D) where total profit is the greatest.
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A) crosses TC at its minimum.
B) crosses AVC and ATC at its minimum.
C) crosses MR at the above the profit-maximizing level of output.
D) is a horizontal line indicating that costs are constant in perfect competition.
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A) maximized at 3 units of output.
B) maximized at 4 units of output.
C) maximized at 5 units of output.
D) not maximized at any level of output given.
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A) the additional revenue gained from selling one more unit.
B) equal to average revenue.
C) equal to market price.
D) All of these are true.
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A) must be paid regardless of level of output.
B) should be strongly considered in deciding whether to shut down production.
C) are zero when quantity produced is zero.
D) must be higher than variable costs for the firm.
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A) increase its selling price.
B) change the quantity it produces.
C) decrease the selling price.
D) decrease its cost of production lower than other firms.
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A) can make positive profits by producing less than 43 units.
B) can make positive profits by producing where MC = MR.
C) cannot make positive profits and should shut down in the short run.
D) should continue to operate in the short run, but plan to exit in the long run.
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A) accounting profits will be positive.
B) firms will likely enter the market.
C) the price will eventually rise once enough firms have left the market.
D) economic profits will be equal to zero.
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A) have some degree of competitiveness, but are not perfectly competitive.
B) have very few competitive features and so are regulated by the government.
C) are monopolies.
D) are perfectly competitive.
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A) no competition and so must set the market price on their own.
B) so much competition that they must work together perfectly to set a market price.
C) so much competition that they have no ability set their own price.
D) no control over the price they set because it is determined by government.
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A) number of firms is fixed.
B) total quantity supplied is fixed.
C) price is fixed.
D) All of these are true of the short run.
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A) Goods are standardized.
B) Buyers have perfect information.
C) Goods from one seller cannot be distinguished from another's.
D) Firms have limited market power.
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A) the firms can enter or exit.
B) the number of firms is fixed.
C) the price will be constant.
D) collusion will set in without government regulation.
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