A) They earn zero profits.
B) They each maximize their profits.
C) They charge a price above marginal cost.
D) There is no deadweight loss.
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A) $30
B) $50
C) $70
D) $100
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A) the more differentiated the good is.
B) the less differentiated the good is.
C) the more complementary the good is.
D) the less complementary the good is.
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A) more competition is likely to be present.
B) less competition is likely to be present.
C) more like a monopoly it will behave.
D) more collusion is likely to occur.
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A) it will enjoy long-run profits.
B) other firms will rush to create similar, highly substitutable goods.
C) it will need government protection while recovering its research and development costs.
D) None of these is likely to occur when a monopolistically competitive firm innovates.
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A) more substitute goods become available.
B) less substitute goods become available.
C) more complement goods become available.
D) less complement goods become available.
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A) long run, and economic profits are zero.
B) short run, and accounting profits are negative.
C) long run, and accounting profits are zero.
D) short run, and economic profits are positive.
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A) its profits.
B) the profits of other firms in the market.
C) the prices charged by each firm.
D) All of these are true.
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A) competition encourages innovation.
B) innovation encourages competition.
C) innovation leads to market power and should be regulated.
D) market power leads to innovation.
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A) monopolistic competition; oligopoly
B) oligopoly; monopolistic competition
C) perfect competition; monopoly
D) monopoly; oligopoly
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A) number of firms; variety of products
B) variety of products; barriers to entry
C) barriers to entry; number of firms
D) variety of products; number of firms
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A) smaller than that of a perfectly competitive market.
B) smaller than that of a competitive oligopoly.
C) the same as that of a perfectly competitive market.
D) None of these is true.
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A) new firms will enter the market.
B) they will exit the market.
C) they will shut down immediately.
D) they will expand to try to capture lower costs per unit.
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A) earning positive economic profits.
B) earning negative economic profits.
C) earning zero economic profits.
D) It is impossible to know the profits the firm is earning from the graph provided.
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A) act like monopolists.
B) sell standardized goods.
C) collude with competing firms to set prices.
D) act like perfectly competitive firms.
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A) the number of firms decreases.
B) the number of firms increases.
C) demand increases.
D) demand decreases.
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A) is more efficient than that of a monopolist.
B) is the same as that of a monopolist.
C) is less efficient than that of a monopolist.
D) is more efficient than that of a competitive oligopoly.
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A) positive; monopolist
B) positive; perfectly competitive firm
C) zero; monopolist
D) zero; perfectly competitive firm
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A) an increase in output may increase a firm's profits.
B) a decrease in output may increase a firm's profits.
C) keeping output constant and raising price will increase a firm's profits.
D) keeping output constant and lowering price will increase a firm's profits.
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A) the firm is earning zero economic profits.
B) the firm's price is equal to its average total cost.
C) other firms have no incentive to exit the market.
D) All of these are true.
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