A) A downward-sloping demand curve for the firm.
B) A vertical demand curve facing each firm in the market.
C) Some of the firms sell at a price above the market equilibrium price.
D) A downward-sloping demand curve for the market.
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A) $450,000.
B) $160,000.
C) $90,000.
D) $360,000.
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A) Revenues are greater than total fixed cost.
B) MR = MC.
C) Price is above average variable cost.
D) Price is above average fixed cost.
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A) Must eventually go bankrupt and exit the industry.
B) Does not cover its variable costs and should shut down in the short run.
C) Incurs an accounting loss if fixed costs are greater than variable costs.
D) Covers all its costs, including a provision for normal profit.
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A) Marginal costs are increasing.
B) Additional units of output will add to the firm's profits (or reduce losses) .
C) The price it receives for its product is increasing.
D) Total revenues would increase.
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A) Perfect competition.
B) Monopolistic competition.
C) Oligopoly.
D) Monopoly.
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A) How much output the firm should produce in the long run.
B) Whether the firm should shut down or produce.
C) Whether the firm should exit or enter the market.
D) Whether the firm should merge with one of its rivals.
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A) 100 units.
B) Above 280 units.
C) 280 units.
D) 200 units.
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A) Marginal costs are increasing.
B) Total revenues are decreasing.
C) The firm is producing units that cost more to produce than the firm receives in revenue, thus reducing profits (or increasing losses) .
D) Marginal revenue is decreasing.
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A) Discover new products.
B) Maximize implicit costs but not explicit costs.
C) Take above-average risks.
D) Find new and better methods of production.
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A) Row crops are relatively more profitable than catfish.
B) Row crops necessarily have negative economic profits.
C) Catfish is relatively more profitable than row crops.
D) Catfish is easier to produce than row crops.
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A) Economic profit must be positive.
B) Economic profit must be negative.
C) The factors employed are earning as much as they could in the best alternative employment.
D) Firms will expand their scale of production.
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A) Is not affected by changes in the price of variable inputs.
B) Slopes downward to the right as output increases.
C) Is the long-run supply curve for a competitive firm at prices below the AVC curve.
D) Is the short-run supply curve for a competitive firm at prices above the AVC curve.
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A) Total profit.
B) Profit per unit.
C) Average revenue.
D) Average total cost.
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A) Many firms.
B) Identical products.
C) Large advertising budgets.
D) Low entry barriers.
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A) Each unit produced will cost incrementally less.
B) Each unit produced will cost incrementally more.
C) The total cost curve will be flat.
D) The total cost curve will be negatively sloped.
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A) Upward, and supply increases.
B) Downward, and supply increases.
C) Upward, and supply decreases.
D) Downward, and supply decreases.
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