A) is using its resources in the most profitable way.
B) should invest its resources in other business opportunities.
C) has an opportunity cost that is larger than what the firm is currently earning.
D) operating in the long run in a perfectly competitive market.
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A) there is no level of output at which the firm can make a profit.
B) the firm is earning profits.
C) the market price must be lower than the firm's AVC.
D) Total revenue must be higher than total cost.
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A) the supply will remain a constant quantity.
B) price will be the same at any quantity.
C) the supply curve will be upward sloping.
D) the supply curve may be downward sloping.
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A) P > MC
B) P = minimum AVC
C) MR = MC
D) MR > MC
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A) should cut back production to increase profits.
B) should increase production to increase profits.
C) is producing a profit-maximizing quantity.
D) is impossible to tell if it is actually maximizing profits.
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A) keep producing more as long as marginal cost is less than marginal revenue.
B) produce less as long as marginal cost is greater than marginal revenue.
C) produce where marginal cost and marginal revenue are equal.
D) All of these are true.
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A) measures how much revenue the firm takes in from all sales less any costs they incur.
B) is equal to price multiplied by quantity sold.
C) varies due to changes in price, since quantity is constant.
D) should vary across firms.
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A) profits are being maximized.
B) average total costs exceed the market price.
C) the firm should not increase production because it will earn loss.
D) marginal revenue is greater than average total cost.
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A) $500
B) $150
C) $50
D) $27.50
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A) $5.
B) $400.
C) $2,000.
D) $405.
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A) are able to sell as much as they want without affecting the market price.
B) can influence the price upward by restricting output.
C) often undercut the competition's price and force firms to leave the market.
D) None of these is true of perfectly competitive markets.
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A) increases the profit-maximizing quantity.
B) lowers the profit-maximizing quantity.
C) is unrelated to the profit-maximizing quantity.
D) signifies the firm should leave the market.
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A) increase.
B) decrease.
C) not change.
D) either increase or decrease.
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A) diminish once diminishing marginal product sets in.
B) rise once diminishing marginal product sets in.
C) stay the same.
D) increase from $28,000 to $84,000.
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A) should cut back production to increase profits.
B) should increase production to increase profits.
C) is producing a profit-maximizing quantity.
D) should invest more in advertising in order to raise revenues.
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A) Produce where MC = MR to minimize losses if P > AVC.
B) Shut down if price is greater than average variable costs.
C) Produce where MC = MR to minimize losses if P < AVC.
D) Shut down if total revenue is less than fixed costs.
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A) produce a quantity that maximizes profits.
B) earn zero economic profit.
C) choose the level of output that minimizes average total costs.
D) All of these are true.
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A) make profits.
B) earn zero profits.
C) make a loss.
D) Any of these is possible.
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A) positive economic profits are being earned.
B) firms will enter, causing the price to increase.
C) firms will exit, causing the price to drop.
D) None of these is true.
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A) then MC must be greater than MR.
B) can minimize its losses by staying open.
C) is earning positive profits.
D) then a firm is covering all of its fixed costs, but not all of its variable costs.
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