Perfect competition results in productive efficiency and allocative efficiency, while monopolistic competition results in ________.
a. both allocative and productive efficiency
b. allocative efficiency, but not productive efficiency
c. productive efficiency, but not allocative efficiency
d. neither allocative nor productive efficiency
Productive efficiency occurs when goods are produced at the lowest average cost
Allocative efficiency occurs when goods are produced where MC=MB
In a monopoly, neither happens
option(D)
Perfect competition results in productive efficiency and allocative efficiency, while monopolistic competition results in ________. a....
5. In perfect competition, a. Allocative efficiency holds and productive efficiency does not hold. b. Allocative efficiency does not hold and productive efficiency holds. c. Allocative efficiency holds and productive efficiency holds. d. Allocative efficiency does not hold and productive efficiency does not hold.
Summarize how market equilibrium in perfect competition results in productive efficiency and allocative efficiency.
Chapter 13—Monopoly and Antitrust Laws Complete the statement on allocative and productive efficiency. Perfect competition achieves allocative efficiency because the market price is and productive efficiency because firms produce in a perfectly competitive outcome. A monopoly outcome usually fails to be allocatively efficient because the market price is and usually fails to reach productive efficiency because the monopolist produces in a monopoly outcome.
Which of the following statements is correct, for sure? A. Perfect competition always leads to allocative efficiency. B. Monopoly power always results in allocative inefficiency. C. A negative production externality always results in allocative inefficiency. D. A positive consumption externality always results in allocative efficiency. E. None of the above.
H) Do you agree that companies under perfect competition as well as monopoly are enjoying productive efficiency and allocative efficiency? what is condition for productive efficiency and allocative efficiency? Would be greatly appreciated if answer is in 5sentences and by your own, thank you.
Does the monopolistically-competitive firm achieve productive and allocative efficiency in the long run? How does this affect consumers in the market? How might this be different from perfect competition in the long run?
One difference between ‘perfect competition’ and ‘monopolistic competition’ is that A) there is product differentiation in monopolistic competition. B) there are barriers to entry in monopolistic competition. C) there are barriers to entry in perfect competition. D) there is product differentiation in perfect competition.
1.In terms of perfectly competitive or monopolistic competition, determine whether one, both, or neither of the two markets possess the following feature: The firm maximizes profit when P=MC. (may be more than 1) a) This feature is exhibited in perfect competition only. b) This feature is exhibited in a monopoly only. c) This feature is exchibited in both perfect competition and monopoly. d) This feature is exhibited in neither perfect competition or monopoly. 2.In terms of perfectly competitive or monopolistic...
The main similarity between perfect competition and monopolistic competition is that: both produce standardized products. both have many buyers. neither makes an economic profit in the long run both have few sellers
3) In this class we have discussed two types of efficiency: allocative efficiency and productive efficiency. This question is intended to explore those concepts more deeply. Assume the market for milk is a perfectly competitive market. Briefly explain the meaning of allocative efficiency in this market. a. b. Briefly explain the meaning of productive efficiency in this market. Is there any other important gain or cost to society caused by the dairy market that is not C. included in our...