Answer
Option A
marginal revenue
Pure competitive firms are price taker so the each extra unit of output sold will add equally to the price to the total revenue so the MR is equal to the price
as MR is a change in total revenue.
In pure competition, price will equal: O A. marginal revenue O B. average fixed costs O...
Firms have several different concepts of revenue: total revenue, average revenue, marginal revenue, and price. For a profit-maximizing perfectly competitive firm, which statement below is true? a. Only marginal revenue and price are equal b. Only average revenue and price are equal. OC Total revenue, average revenue, marginal revenue, and price are all equal d. None of these revenues are equal e. Average revenue, marginal revenue, and price are equal
QUESTION 42 If there are large fixed costs due to research and development, perfect competition does not generate new ideas because o a. the government does not adequately fund innovation b. with monopolistic competition, prices are equal to the marginal cost minus a markup c. firms need to recoup these costs through higher profits O d. with monopolistic competition, prices are equal to the marginal cost O e. perfectly competitive firms always set prices lower than the marginal cost QUESTION...
Explain why in perfect competition marginal revenue must equal price.
A profit maximizing firm will produce at the level of output where: O A. price is equal to average variable costs O B. price is equal to marginal revenue O C. marginal revenue is equal to marginal costs O D. none of the above
For a firm, marginal revenue minus marginal cost is equal to: a) profit b) average total cost c) change in profit d) change in average revenue
1l. If a monopolistically competitive firm is incurring losses, then at the profit-max a price is above the average total cost curve. b. price is below the average total cost curve c. price is equal to marginal revenue. d. price is less than marginal revenue. e. average total cost equals marginal cost. Both competitive and monopolistically competitive firms a. can maximize profit by raising price. b. cannot control or set their own price c. can maximize profit by producing to...
Question 1 1 pts A natural monopoly is characterised by: large marginal costs relative to fixed costs. large fixed costs relative to variable costs. small fixed costs relative to variable costs. fixed costs that are equal to variable costs. Question 2 1 pts In the market equilibrium, a single-price monopolist generally O generates lower total surplus than in perfect competition O produces at an inefficient scale causes deadweight loss all of the above none of the above
two price-taking firms compete by setting quantities of output, then Select one: O a marginal revenue is the same as the market price. b. social surplus will be maximized. O c. the market price will be climater than marginal cost. Od they will produce the same amount of output as in perfect competition. If a firm sells its output on a market that is characterized by many sellers and buyers, a differentiated product, and unlimited long run resource mobility, then...
if a firm is in monopolistic competition, then their marginal revenue: will be less than the price will be above the price O will be the same as price will be the same as marginal cost no matter how much is produced. the firm will expand and earn larger and larger profits. O profits will continue because barriers to entry are high. other firms will imitate the firm, causing their cost to increase until price is equal to average cost...
10. A company can achieve a pure benefit or economic benefit only when: a) The marginal cost is equal to the marginal revenue b) The marginal cost is equal to the price. c) The average total cost is less than the average income. d) Net income is growing e) None of the above. 11. When the company is manufacturing and selling a volume of production such that the average total cost is equal to its average income, that company: a)...