A) monopoly
B) perfect competition
C) monopolistic competition
D) oligopoly
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A) Monopoly
B) Oligopoly
C) Monopolistic competition
D) Perfect competition
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A) firms produce with excess capacity.
B) firms try to differentiate their products.
C) firms would like to produce homogeneous products, but the large number of firms prohibits it.
D) entry and exit is restricted.
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A) P=$60, Q=20 units, profit=$200
B) P=$80, Q=20 units, profit=$200
C) P=$75, Q=25 units, profit=$100
D) P=$60, Q=40 units, profit=$0
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A) average revenue.
B) average total cost.
C) marginal cost.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) where marginal revenue is zero.
B) where marginal revenue is negative.
C) on the rising portion of its average total cost curve.
D) on the declining portion of its average total cost curve.
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A) homogeneous product and charge a price equal to marginal cost.
B) homogeneous product and charge a price above marginal cost.
C) differentiated product and charge a price equal to marginal cost.
D) differentiated product and charge a price above marginal cost.
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A) $0
B) $14
C) $20
D) $27
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A) perfectly competitive.
B) a monopoly.
C) monopolistically competitive.
D) an oligopoly.
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A) the entry of new firms creates externalities.
B) the absence of restrictions on entry by new firms ensures that there will be no deadweight loss.
C) there are always too many firms in the market relative to the socially-optimal number of firms.
D) firms cannot earn positive economic profits in the short run.
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A) rise, and product diversity in the market increases.
B) rise, and product diversity in the market decreases.
C) decline, and product diversity in the market increases.
D) decline, and product diversity in the market decreases.
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A) 100 and the long-run equilibrium price is $90.
B) 100 and the long-run equilibrium price is $140.
C) 133.33 and the long-run equilibrium price is $56.67.
D) 133.33 and the long-run equilibrium price is $123.33.
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A) suggest that some existing firms will exit the market.
B) suggest that new firms will enter the market.
C) are minimized through government-imposed barriers to entry.
D) are never possible.
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A) that fail to achieve the total surplus achieved by perfect competition.
B) that feature only a few firms in each market.
C) to which the concept of Nash equilibrium is frequently applied by economists.
D) in which firms earn zero economic profit in the long run.
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A) an externality that is likely to be punished under antitrust laws.
B) the negative externality that occurs when one firm attempts to duplicate exactly the product of a different firm.
C) an externality that is considered to be an explicit cost of business in monopolistically competitive markets.
D) the negative externality associated with entry of new firms in a monopolistically competitive market.
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A) marginal revenue curve and its total cost curve.
B) marginal revenue curve and its average total cost curve.
C) demand curve and its total cost curve.
D) demand curve and its average total cost curve.
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A) Novels are likely to be produced in a monopolistically competitive industry.
B) Cable television is likely to be produced in a monopoly industry.
C) Milk is likely to be produced in a monopolistically competitive industry.
D) Cigarettes are likely to be produced in an oligopoly industry.
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