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A. P=MC
B. MC=MR
C. MC-MR
D. MR-MC
A. Average revenue
B. Marginal revenue
C. Collusion
D. Marginal cost
A. Rise
B. Fall
C. Do not change
D. Change abruptly
A. True
B. False
A. True
B. False
A. Marginal revenue
B. Marginal cost
C. Demand curve
D. Total revenue
A. Efficiency
B. Deficiency
C. Equity
D. Probability
A. MR
B. MR>MC
C. MR=MC
D. MR/MC
A. Vertical
B. Horizontal
C. Parallel
D. Perpendicular
A. True
B. False
A. Few; many
B. Many; few
C. Few; few
D. Many; many
A. It has few barriers for entry, but many for exit.
B. It has many barriers for entry, but few for exit.
C. It has few barriers to either entry or exit.
D. It has many barriers to both entry and exit.
A. Slightly lower than
B. Much lower than
C. Equal to
D. Higher than
A. Total revenue and total costs
B. Total supply and total price
C. Marginal revenue and marginal costs
D. Marginal supply and marginal price
A. Total revenue
B. Marginal revenue
C. Average revenue
D. Allocative revenue
A. It will exit the market.
B. It can cover both its implicit and explicit costs
C. It will shut down for at least several months.
D. It can dictate the market price.
A. A short-run marginal cost
B. A short-run average total cost curve
C. A short-run supply curve
D. A short-run demand curve
A. Labor
B. Marginal
C. Fixed
D. Variable
A. Short-run market supply curve
B. Short-run supply curve
C. Long-run market supply curve
D. Long-run supply curve
A. A firm will shut down in the short run.
B. A firm will operate in the short run but take a loss.
C. A firm will exit in the long run.
D. A firm will operate in the long run and take a profit.
A. Shift to the right
B. Shift to the left
C. Move upward
D. Move downward
A. High; short
B. High; long
C. Zero; short
D. Zero; long
A. Increasing-cost
B. Decreasing-cost
C. Constant-cost
D. Variable-cost
A. Internal diseconomies of scale
B. Internal economies of scale
C. External diseconomies of scale
D. External economies of scale
A. Increase losses
B. Eliminate profits
C. Increase profits
D. Minimize losses
A. Inflation
B. Efficiency
C. Unemployment
D. Growth