Exam 12: General Equilibrium and the Efficiency of Perfect Competition
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You are unable to sleep because your hotel room is right underneath the noisy air conditioning system. We would classify this situation as an
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The condition that exists when all markets in an economy are in simultaneous equilibrium is known as
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In order to have an efficient distribution of final products to households,
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A household ________ as long as the utility from the good's consumption is less than its market price.
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The opportunity cost of using resources to produce more of one good instead of more of another good is its
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A government policy generates $10,000 of benefits to underprivileged youth at a cost of $5,000 to taxpayers. The policy is Pareto efficient.
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Figure 12.4
There are two sectors in the economy, X and Y, and both are in long-run, zero-profit equilibrium at the intersections of S0 and D0.
-Refer to Figure 12.4. Assume consumer preference changes toward X and away from Y. Ceteris paribus, the equilibrium quantity of X will ________ and the equilibrium quantity of Y will ________.
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Figure 12.5
-Refer to Figure 12.5. A firm produces hula hoops in a perfectly competitive market and currently produces and sells 100 per week. At this production quantity of 100 per week, society would be best served
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General equilibrium exists when all markets in an economy are simultaneously in equilibrium.
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-Refer to Figure 12.1. This firm is currently at Point B on the ATC curve. If this firm moves toward Point A, this will make the
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If more output could be produced with the same amount of inputs,
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In perfect competition, the condition that ensures that the right things are produced is
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An activity that makes some people better off and nobody worse off is a
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Market failures may be corrected through government intervention.
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