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A) price is equal to average total cost.
B) price is equal to marginal cost.
C) price is equal to marginal revenue.
D) the firm operates at its efficient scale.
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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) price and quantity just as a monopoly does.
B) quantity but faces a horizontal demand curve just as a competitive firm does.
C) price but can sell any quantity at the market price just as an oligopoly does.
D) price and quantity based on the decisions of the other firms in the industry just as an oligopoly does.
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A) $0
B) $80
C) $200
D) $400
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A) a positive economic profit since it is charging a price above marginal cost.
B) no economic profit since it is charging a price equal to its marginal cost.
C) a positive economic profit since it is charging a price above its average total cost.
D) no economic profit since it is charging a price equal to it average total cost.
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A) New firms will enter this market in the long run since firm profits are greater than zero.
B) Firms will leave this market in the long run since firm profits are less than zero.
C) This firm is currently in long-run equilibrium.
D) This firm is currently in long-run equilibrium,and the firm is producing its efficient scale of output.
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A) firms would most likely experience economic losses.
B) firms would also operate at their efficient scale.
C) new firms would likely to enter the market.
D) the most efficient firms would not likely to be affected.
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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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A) only when the market is perfectly competitive.
B) only when the market is a monopoly or monopolistically competitive.
C) only when the market is monopolistically competitive or perfectly competitive.
D) when the market is perfectly competitive,monopolistically competitive,or monopolistic.
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A) Both monopolistically competitive and perfectly competitive firms can earn economic profits in the short run.
B) Both monopolies and monopolistically competitive firms can earn economic profits in the long run.
C) Firms in perfect competition,monopolistic competition,and monopoly maximize profits by producing where marginal revenue equals marginal cost.
D) Only competitive firms produce the welfare-maximizing level of output.
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A) Industry A
B) Industry B
C) Industry C
D) Industry D
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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 sustained through government-imposed barriers to entry.
D) are never possible.
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A) not be maximizing its profit.
B) be minimizing its losses.
C) be losing market share to other firms in the market.
D) be operating at excess capacity.
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A) the firm must be earning a positive economic profit.
B) the firm may be incurring economic losses
C) there is a deadweight loss to society,but it is exactly offset by the benefit of excess capacity.
D) new firms will enter the market in the long run.
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