A) the number of firms in the market.
B) the ease with which firms can enter and exit the market.
C) the ability of firms to differentiate their product.
D) All of the above.
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A) always reduce total surplus.
B) reduce consumer surplus and increase producer surplus.
C) reduce producer surplus and increase consumer surplus.
D) Not enough information to determine.
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A) total revenue minus total variable cost.
B) total revenue minus the sum of all marginal cost.
C) profit plus fixed cost.
D) All of the above.
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A) consumer surplus is greater than producer surplus.
B) surplus losses to one group due to intervention are not offset by surplus gains to another.
C) consumer surplus is reduced.
D) consumer surplus is negative.
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A) shut down because profit goes to zero.
B) lose money.
C) are not profit maximizing.
D) earn zero economic profit.
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A) Firms earn no economic profit in the long run.
B) Marginal revenue does not have to equal marginal cost.
C) p - MC = 0.
D) Price equals marginal revenue.
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A) all firms still face horizontal demand curves.
B) firms sell a differentiated product.
C) demand curves can be downward sloping for some or all firms.
D) the number of firms will most likely decrease.
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A) the area under the supply curve.
B) the difference between price and average cost for all units sold.
C) the difference between price and marginal cost for all units sold.
D) the firm's profit when fixed costs exist.
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A) $301.00.
B) $924.50.
C) $1,225.50.
D) $1,250.00.
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A) the demand curve for the firm's product is horizontal.
B) there aren't many firms in the industry.
C) the market is in long-run equilibrium.
D) the firms in this industry are not profitable.
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A) opportunity costs.
B) total costs.
C) variable costs.
D) fixed costs.
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A) maximize profits.
B) maximize expected consumer surplus.
C) maximize expenditures.
D) maximize choice.
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A) is the difference between what a consumer pays for a good and the producer's cost.
B) is the extra money a consumer pays above the minimum necessary price for the producer to produce it.
C) is the difference between what a consumer would willingly pay for a good and the price actually paid.
D) equals zero in the long run.
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A) is always justifiable.
B) will usually decrease economic well-being.
C) guarantees that societal well-being will be maximized.
D) may increase economic well-being.
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A) p = MC
B) p = AC
C) profit = 0
D) All of the above.
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A) reduces economic well-being.
B) is an illustration of the "invisible hand theorem."
C) increases economic well-being.
D) guarantees maximized well-being.
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