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Ans. Firms charge a price that does not equal marginal cost.
Contestable markets may have any number of firms and these firms need not be price taker unlike in the perfect competition.
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In which way are contestable markets different from markets that are perfectly competitive? Firms have a...
In which way are contestable markets different from markets that are perfectly competitive? A. There is...
In which way are contestable markets different from markets that are perfectly competitive? A. There is imperfect information—some firms have access to information while others do not. B. Firms have a positive economic profit in the long run. C. Firms charge a price that does not equal marginal cost. D. There are a few firms in the industry. E. This question makes no sense because there are no differences between contestable markets and markets that are perfectly competitive.
1. Which of the following correctly summarizes the strategy used by firms that employ third-degree price...
1. Which of the following correctly summarizes the strategy used by firms that employ third-degree price discrimination? Group of answer choices a.The firm’s marginal revenue will be lower in the market with the more elastic demand. b.The firm sets the price higher in the market with the more elastic demand. c.The firm sets the price lower in the market with the more inelastic demand. d.The firm’s marginal revenue will be higher in the market with the more elastic demand. e.None...
In the long run, all of the firms in a perfectly competitive industry will: exit the...
In the long run, all of the firms in a perfectly competitive industry will: exit the industry if price is greater than average total cost. produce at an output level at which average total cost equals marginal cost. earn an economic profit greater than zero. O produce an output level at which price is greater than average total cost. Which statement about the differences between monopoly and perfect competition is INCORRECT? A monopoly will charge a higher price and produce...
A contestable market is similar to a perfectly competitive market in that there O A. are...
A contestable market is similar to a perfectly competitive market in that there O A. are barriers to entry. OB. are no barriers to entry. O c. is a perfectly elastic demand. OD. will be no entry if the existing firm makes an economic profit. O E. can be only one firm in the market. The Competition Act distinguishes between business practices that are criminal and noncriminal. Which of the following is noncriminal? O A. false advertising O B. refusal...
The Prisoner's Dilemma utilizes game theory to explain behavior of firms in: Markets characterized by natural...
The Prisoner's Dilemma utilizes game theory to explain behavior of firms in: Markets characterized by natural monopoly. Monopoly markets. Perfectly competitive markets. Monopolistically competitive markets. Oligopoly markets At 500 units of output, total costs = $50,000 and total variable cost = $5,000. What does average fixed costs (ATC) equal at 500 units? $45,000 $50. $100. $90. Statement 1: Marginal cost pricing occurs when the market price of a good is equal to the marginal cost of the last unit of...
¬8) Assume a perfectly competitive industry. In the short run suppose that the market price for the good is $10. You als...
¬8) Assume a perfectly competitive industry. In the short run suppose that the market price for the good is $10. You also know that the minimum point on the average variable cost curve occurs at $6 per unit while the minimum point on the average total cost curve occurs at $11 per unit. From this information you know that in the short run, firms in this industry ____ and in the long run, holding everything else constant, there will be...
Consider a perfectly competitive market for titanium. Assume that all firms in the industry are identical and...
Consider a perfectly competitive market for titanium. Assume that all firms in the industry are identical and have the marginal cost (MC), average total cost (ATC), and average variable cost (AVC) curves shown on the following graph. Assume also that it does not matter how many firms are in the industry Tool Tip: Place the mouse cursor over orange square points on the MC curve to see coordinates. COST PER UNIT IDollars per pound) 10 MC ATC AVC 0 5...
1)An example of a perfectly competitive firm would be Dannon Yogurt a grain farmer a car...
1)An example of a perfectly competitive firm would be Dannon Yogurt a grain farmer a car manufacturer a drug company 2) In the long run the profit for a Perfectly competitive firm is theoretically ["zero", "small", "large", "negative"] because of ["competition", "lack of competition", "good cost controls", "poor cost controls"] 3)in the short run a P.C. industry will see ["entries and exits", "entry only", "losses", "only exits"] to/from the market based on ["positive profits to firms", "profits and losses to...
are making an economic Today, firms in a perfectly competitive market run, firms will profit. In...
are making an economic Today, firms in a perfectly competitive market run, firms will profit. In the long firns in a perfectly competitive market are making the market until all firms in the market onomic e) exit, producing at the minimum point on their long-run average cost d) a) exit; covering only their total fixed costs b) enter, making zero economic profit enter, making zero normal profit an economic profit when new firms enter 46. The firms in a perfectly...
In the long run, all of the firms in a perfectly competitive industry will: produce an...
In the long run, all of the firms in a perfectly competitive industry will: produce an output level at which price is greater than average total cost. earn an economic profit greater than zero. produce at an output level at which average total cost equals marginal cost. exit the industry if price is greater than average total cost.
In the long run, all of the firms in a perfectly competitive industry will: exit the industry if price is greater than average total cost. produce at an output level at which average total cost equals marginal cost. earn an economic profit greater than zero. O produce an output level at which price is greater than average total cost. Which statement about the differences between monopoly and perfect competition is INCORRECT? A monopoly will charge a higher price and produce...
A contestable market is similar to a perfectly competitive market in that there O A. are barriers to entry. OB. are no barriers to entry. O c. is a perfectly elastic demand. OD. will be no entry if the existing firm makes an economic profit. O E. can be only one firm in the market. The Competition Act distinguishes between business practices that are criminal and noncriminal. Which of the following is noncriminal? O A. false advertising O B. refusal...
The Prisoner's Dilemma utilizes game theory to explain behavior of firms in: Markets characterized by natural monopoly. Monopoly markets. Perfectly competitive markets. Monopolistically competitive markets. Oligopoly markets At 500 units of output, total costs = $50,000 and total variable cost = $5,000. What does average fixed costs (ATC) equal at 500 units? $45,000 $50. $100. $90. Statement 1: Marginal cost pricing occurs when the market price of a good is equal to the marginal cost of the last unit of...
Consider a perfectly competitive market for titanium. Assume that all firms in the industry are identical and have the marginal cost (MC), average total cost (ATC), and average variable cost (AVC) curves shown on the following graph. Assume also that it does not matter how many firms are in the industry Tool Tip: Place the mouse cursor over orange square points on the MC curve to see coordinates. COST PER UNIT IDollars per pound) 10 MC ATC AVC 0 5...
are making an economic Today, firms in a perfectly competitive market run, firms will profit. In the long firns in a perfectly competitive market are making the market until all firms in the market onomic e) exit, producing at the minimum point on their long-run average cost d) a) exit; covering only their total fixed costs b) enter, making zero economic profit enter, making zero normal profit an economic profit when new firms enter 46. The firms in a perfectly...
In the long run, all of the firms in a perfectly competitive industry will: produce an output level at which price is greater than average total cost. earn an economic profit greater than zero. produce at an output level at which average total cost equals marginal cost. exit the industry if price is greater than average total cost.
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