15) A monopolistically competitive firm will a. have some control over its price because its product is differentiated. b. always produce at the minimum efficient scale of production. c. charge the same price as its competitors do. d. produce an output level that is productively and allocatively efficient.
Monopolistic competition is a type of market structure in which
So according to the question, the monopolistic competitive firm will have some control over the price because they have a slight difference in their products and that's why they promote their products differently in terms of advertisement branding, etc
For example, ln toothpaste market there are Colgate, close up, Pepsodent, etc. All have the same compound but they are different in terms of packaging color size, etc
So the answer is an option A
15) A monopolistically competitive firm will a. have some control over its price because its product...
Suppose a perfectly competitive firm faces this situation: P= $15, output = 700, MC = $14, AVC = $10, and ATC = $14. Which statement is correct? O O O O The firm is productively but not allocatively efficient. The firm is allocatively efficient but not productively efficient. The firm is both productively and allocatively efficient. The firm is neither allocatively efficient nor productively efficient. Suppose that the twenty-third worker generates a marginal product equal to eight boxes of output...
a) Why is a monopolistically competitive firm less efficient than a perfectly competitive firm? It produces at an output that is lower than its minimum efficient scale (MES) It earns positive economic profits in the long run It deters entry of new firms by putting up entry barriers All of the answers are correct b) Suppose a monopolistically competitive firm has MC=4Q+5. Its demand is P=145-3Q and marginal revenue is MR=145-6Q. What is its profit-maximizing output level? 17 14 16...
For each of the following characteristics, say whether it describes a perfectly competitive firm, a monopolistically competitive firm, both, or neither. Sells a differentiated product from its competitors Has marginal revenue less than price Earn economic profit in the long run Produces at minimum of average total cost in the long run Equates marginal revenue and marginal cost Charges a price above marginal cost
These three questions please! Question 32 (1 point) Because a monopolistically competitive firm has some market power, in the long-run what does the price of its good exceed? its average u its average total cost its marginal cost its profit per unit Question 33 (1 point) In monopolistically competitive markets, what does the property of free entry and exit suggest? The market structure will eventually be characterized by perfect competition in the long run. O All firms earn zero economic...
In the long run, a monopolistically competitive firm will O Produce where price equals average cost. Earn an economic profit O Produce a greater output level than would a perfectly competitive firm Suffer a loss because of its advertising budget
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 2 The demand curve faced by a monopolistically competitive firm is: flat. kinked. upward-sloping. downward-sloping QUESTION 3 Without a product differentiation, the demand curve for a monopolistically competitive firm would look like that of: O a monopoly firm. O a perfectly competitive firm. an oligopoly firm. a duopoly firm. QUESTION 4 Aside from advertising, how can monopolistically competitive firms increase demand for their products?! government edict. increasing its price. decreasing its price. Increasing the number of locations where it...
. Use math and a graph to show that a monopolistically competitive firm maximizes its profit where it is operating at less than full capacity or minimum efficient scale, which is the smallest quantity at which the average cost curve reaches its minimum (the bottom of a U-shaped average cost curve).
In the long run, a monopolistically competitive firm will not produce at the output level that minimizes average cost because: Group of answer choices demand is horizontal. that would leave the firm with excess capacity. Price is greater than MR at that output level. MC is less than MR at that output level. MC is greater than MR at that output level.
16. If firms in a monopolistically competitive market are earning positive profits, then a. firms will likely be subject to regulation. b. barriers to entry will be strengthened. c. some firms will exit the market. d. new firms will enter the market. 17. As new firms enter a monopolistically competitive market, profits of existing firms a. rise, and product diversity in the market decreases. b. decline, and product diversity in the market increases. c. rise, and product diversity in the...