A) Exit when there are economic profits because they know the profits will not last.
B) Reduce the level of production when there are economic profits.
C) Enter when there are economic profits.
D) Enter when price is equal to the minimum average total cost.
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A) The equilibrium price in a specific market.
B) The level of government regulation in a specific market.
C) Whether or not a firm is able to alter its output.
D) The number and relative size of firms in an industry.
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A) New firms to enter the market.
B) Existing firms to leave the market.
C) Supply to decrease.
D) Demand to decrease.
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A) at a loss.
B) where economic profits are negative.
C) at a point where firms will leave the market.
D) where economic profits are positive.
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A) lies above the average total cost is its supply curve.
B) is rising is equal to rising marginal physical product.
C) lies above the market price is equal to per unit profit.
D) lies above the average variable cost is its supply curve.
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A) Are the additional costs incurred in producing one more unit of output.
B) Fall as the rate of output increases.
C) Are constant for a perfectly competitive firm.
D) Are equal to total costs divided by total output.
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A) Competitive pressure on prices.
B) Differentiated products.
C) High barriers to entry.
D) Significant market power.
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A) The number of firms in the industry.
B) The market demand curve.
C) Technology.
D) The taste of the buyers.
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A) An improvement in technology.
B) An increase in the market price.
C) An increase in wages.
D) The expectation that the market price will fall in the future.
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A) In long run equilibrium.
B) Earning an economic loss.
C) Maximizing efficiency.
D) Earning an economic profit.
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A) There is an infinite demand for their goods.
B) The market demand curve is flat or horizontal.
C) Their individual production is insignificant relative to the production of the industry.
D) The government exercises control over the market power of competitive firms.
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A) Expand;exceeds
B) Reduce;exceeds
C) Expand;is less than
D) Reduce;equals
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A) One large firm supplies the entire product to the market
B) One firm supplies 60 percent of the product to the market and there are two other rival firms
C) Many firms supply the same product essentially,but each has significant brand loyalty
D) A few large firms supply the entire product to the market
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A) A few firms
B) No market power
C) Identical products
D) Marginal cost equals price
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