A) poker.
B) solitaire.
C) chess.
D) bridge.
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A) keep its price constant and thus increase its market share.
B) keep its price constant and thus decrease its market share.
C) increase its price and thus increase its market share.
D) decrease its price and thus decrease its market share.
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A) mutual interdependence
B) advertising expenditures
C) product differentiation
D) nonprice competition
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A) differentiated products
B) a large number of consumers
C) significant barriers to entry
D) a perfectly elastic firm demand curve
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A) reduce their reliance on nonprice competition.
B) form a cartel.
C) face a kinked demand curve.
D) tacitly collude.
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A) increases brand loyalty.
B) expands sales such that firms achieve substantial economies of scale.
C) keeps new firms from entering profitable industries.
D) is undertaken by pure competitors.
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A) 10 to 12 percent of GDP.
B) about $103 billion.
C) about $141 billion.
D) about $539 billion.
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A) the aluminum industry
B) the steel industry
C) the soft drink industry
D) retail stores in large cities
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A) demand and costs differences among firms.
B) long-lasting economic recession and poor industry performance.
C) potential new entrants into the market.
D) "gentlemen's agreements" among the firms.
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A) the industry is highly profitable.
B) the industry is highly competitive.
C) many firms produce most of the output in an industry.
D) few firms produce most of the output in an industry.
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A) price cuts because they do not add to costs like advertising.
B) advertising because it is less easily duplicated than price cuts.
C) collusion because it is a legal way to increase market share.
D) price wars because they will increase the profits of firms.
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A) depend on what the other player does.
B) intersect in a specific cell of the payoff matrix.
C) result in the largest total payoff for the two players combined.
D) result in no loss for either player.
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A) display the order in which decisions are made; strategic form does not.
B) analyze repeated games; strategic form does not.
C) determine the existence of a Nash equilibrium; strategic form does not.
D) determine whether credible threats are possible; strategic form does not.
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A) why the marginal revenue curve is kinked.
B) how the current price gets determined.
C) what the level of profits is for the firm.
D) why the firm is a least-cost producer.
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A) price stability in oligopolies.
B) price instability in oligopolies.
C) stability of production costs in oligopolies.
D) instability of costs in oligopolies.
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