A) shut down.
B) exit the industry.
C) develop and market new products.
D) declare bankruptcy.
E) decrease their costs by decreasing their selling costs.
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A) $50; make an economic profit
B) $50; incur an economic loss
C) $40; make an economic profit
D) $40; incur an economic loss
E) less than $20; incur an economic loss
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A) a downward sloping
B) an upward sloping
C) a vertical
D) a horizontal
E) a U-shaped
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A) produces less than its efficient scale.
B) should advertise to maximize profits.
C) should decrease its markup to increase its profit.
D) is a perfectly competitive firm.
E) must face a horizontal demand curve.
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A) 0.25 percent
B) 31 percent
C) 78 percent
D) 100 percent
E) 89 percent
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A) variable; monopolies
B) variable; perfectly competitive firms
C) fixed; perfectly competitive firms
D) fixed; monopolistically competitive firms
E) marginal; monopolistically competitive firms
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A) $0
B) $4
C) $8
D) $10
E) more than $10
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A) the 4 largest firms.
B) the 50 smallest firms.
C) the 4 smallest firms.
D) the 50 largest firms.
E) all firms in the market.
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A) The first sentence is correct and the second sentence is incorrect.
B) The first sentence is incorrect and the second sentence is correct.
C) Both sentences are correct.
D) Both sentences are incorrect.
E) More information about the presence or absence of barriers to entry and exit is needed to determine if the statements are true or false.
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A) 2 percent
B) 31 percent
C) 78 percent
D) 100 percent
E) 50 percent
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A) there are barriers to entry.
B) there is freedom of entry.
C) the antitrust laws prevent profit from increasing.
D) recessions occur.
E) they collude to make a normal profit.
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A) it is in the long run.
B) other firms can enter the market.
C) it can do so because it is "monopolistic" and other firms will have a hard time competing with it.
D) its average cost must exceed its marginal cost.
E) The question errs because firms in monopolistic competition cannot make an economic profit.
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A) P > MC for a firm in monopolistic competition, and P = ATC for a firm in perfect competition
B) MR > P for a firm in monopolistic competition, and P = ATC for a firm in perfect competition
C) P = MC for firms in both monopolistic competition and perfect competition
D) P = MC for a firm in perfect competition, and P < ATC for a firm in monopolistic competition
E) Both answers A and B are correct.
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A) more than the profit-maximizing level of output.
B) less than the quantity that minimizes average total cost.
C) less than the quantity that minimizes marginal cost.
D) more than the quantity that minimizes marginal cost.
E) None of the above answers is correct.
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A) increases.
B) does not change.
C) decreases.
D) might increase or decrease depending on whether the new firms produce exactly the same product or a product that is slightly differentiated.
E) None of the above answers is correct.
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A) 2,551
B) 5,184
C) 24,061
D) 10,000
E) 3,013
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A) efficiency.
B) elasticity.
C) quality, price, and marketing.
D) the level of output and the price.
E) demand.
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