Exam 7: Perfect Competition

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The long-run equilibrium condition for perfect competition is:

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Which of the following statements are false?

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Exhibit 7-5 A firm's MR and MC curves Exhibit 7-5 A firm's MR and MC curves    -In Exhibit 7-5,suppose a firm is currently producing 50 units of output.What would you advise this firm to do? -In Exhibit 7-5,suppose a firm is currently producing 50 units of output.What would you advise this firm to do?

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The fundamental rule of profit maximization for firms is to produce where:

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When faced with an economic loss,a competitive firm will exit the industry in the long run.

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As market price increases in the short run,a profit-maximizing firm in a perfectly competitive market will expand output along its:

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Consider a firm with the following cost information: ATC = $15,AVC = $12,and MC = $14.If we know that this firm has decided to produce Q = 20 by following the rule to maximize profits or minimize losses,then the price of the output is:

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Exhibit 7-10 Price and cost data for a firm Exhibit 7-10 Price and cost data for a firm    -In Exhibit 7-10,following the rule regarding MR and MC,the most profitable output level is: -In Exhibit 7-10,following the rule regarding MR and MC,the most profitable output level is:

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A perfectly competitive firm's short-run supply curve is its marginal cost curve below its average variable cost curve.

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Exhibit 7-17 Marginal revenue and cost per unit curves Exhibit 7-17 Marginal revenue and cost per unit curves    -As shown in Exhibit 7-17,the price at which the firm earns zero economic profit in the short-run is: -As shown in Exhibit 7-17,the price at which the firm earns zero economic profit in the short-run is:

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In the short run,if a perfectly competitive firm is producing at a price above average total cost,its economic profit must be:

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What is the profit maximizing (loss minimizing)quantity for the perfectly competitive firm to produce?

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If a perfectly competitive firm cannot cover all of its costs,then it should shut down in the short run.

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In the short run,a firm will stay in business as long as:

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Exhibit 7-15 Short-run cost curves for E-Z Care lawn mowing company Exhibit 7-15 Short-run cost curves for E-Z Care lawn mowing company    -In Exhibit 7-15,suppose the market price of mowing lawns falls to $10 per lawn.In this situation,E-Z-Care will: -In Exhibit 7-15,suppose the market price of mowing lawns falls to $10 per lawn.In this situation,E-Z-Care will:

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In a perfectly competitive industry,assume there is a permanent increase in demand for a product.The process of transition to a new long-run equilibrium will include:

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If marginal revenue exceeds marginal cost in the short run,the perfectly competitive firm earns an economic profit in the short-run.

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If marginal revenue exceeds marginal cost in the short run,total revenue for the perfectly competitive firm is greater than total cost.

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Which of the following best illustrates perfect competition?

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Exhibit 7-12 Marginal revenue and cost per unit curves Exhibit 7-12 Marginal revenue and cost per unit curves    -As shown in Exhibit 7-12,if the price is OB,the firm's total cost of producing at its most profitable level of output is: -As shown in Exhibit 7-12,if the price is OB,the firm's total cost of producing at its most profitable level of output is:

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