Exam 23: Perfect Competition
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For a perfectly competitive firm,MR = MC at 250 units of output.At 250 units,ATC is greater than AVC.It necessarily follows that
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Assume that a constant-cost industry experiences an increase in demand.In the long run,this will
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A perfectly competitive firm should increase its level of production as long as
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Consider the following data: equilibrium price = $10,quantity of output produced = 100 units,average total cost = $13,and average variable cost = $7.What will the firm do and why?
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The perfectly competitive firm's short-run supply curve is that portion of its MC curve that lies above its AFC curve.
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Which of the following statements about a perfectly competitive firm is necessarily false?
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Assume that a decreasing-cost industry experiences an increase in demand.In the long run,this will
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One of the economic reasons for the U.S.postal service issuing and selling collector's stamps is that
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When an industry is described as a decreasing-cost,increasing-cost,or constant-cost industry,the "cost" that is being referred to is
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In the theory of perfect competition,the market demand curve is __________ and the firm's demand curve is __________.
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Equilibrium price is $10 in a perfectly competitive market.For a perfectly competitive firm,MR = MC at 233 units of output.At 233 units,ATC is $12,and AVC is $9.The best policy for this firm is to __________ in the short run.Also,total fixed cost equals __________ for this firm.
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Exhibit 23-6
-Refer to Exhibit 23-6.A perfectly competitive firm operating in the market depicted in graph (1)is producing 311 units of output at the profit-maximizing level.What is the marginal revenue of the 312th unit?
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A firm operating in a perfectly competitive market finds itself producing at an output level for which marginal revenue is lower than marginal cost.In order to maximize profits (or minimize losses),the firm should
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Equilibrium price is $19 in a perfectly competitive market.For a perfectly competitive firm,MR = MC at 120 units of output.At 120 units,ATC is $11,and AVC is $8.The best policy for this firm is to __________ in the short run.Also,this firm earns __________ of __________ if it produces and sells 120 units.Finally,the difference between total revenue and total fixed cost for this firm is __________.
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When a firm produces the quantity of output where price equals marginal cost,it has achieved resource allocative efficiency.
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List and describe the four assumptions that underlie the theory of perfect competition.
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When the perfectly competitive firm produces the quantity of output at which marginal revenue equals marginal cost,it naturally
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