Exam 11: Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly
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Often the best way for a firm to convey information to consumers about the quality of a product is to spend money on creating well-known brand names and the provision of guarantees.
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The following table shows the payoff matrix of the two firms (Firm X and Firm Y) in dollars when they advertise and when they do not advertise. Table 11.1
-According to Table 11.1,if firm X advertises and Y does not advertise:
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As a firm in a monopolistically competitive market successfully differentiates its products and earns a positive economic profit,it is soon imitated by its rivals and profit of the firm falls to zero.
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A monopolistically competitive firm faces a relatively less elastic demand curve than a monopolist.
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The market structure called monopolistic competition is named using both monopoly and perfect competition.Why?
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Martin is in the market for a new television set.He is deciding between two sets: one is rather expensive but offers a guarantee; the other has a lower price but offers no guarantee.Martin's decision to buy the more expensive set would indicate that:
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The figure given below shows revenue and cost curves of a monopolistically competitive firm. Figure: 11.1
In the figure,
MR: Marginal revenue curve
ATC: Average total cost curve
AVC: Average variable cost curve
MC: Marginal cost curve
-Consider the monopolistically competitive firm described in the Figure 11.1.The profit-maximizing output level and price are,respectively:
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Oligopolies can arise as a result of both natural barriers and governmentally created barriers.
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According to Figure 11.1,the profit-maximizing firm is making an average:
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A monopolistically competitive firm maximizes profit at the point at which price is equal to marginal cost.
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One reason that monopolistically competitive firms often use celebrity endorsements is that:
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Firms develop brand names in order to make the demand for their product more elastic.
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Both monopolistically and perfectly competitive firms earn only normal profits in the long run.
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In the context of market structure,the characteristic that best describes a monopolistically competitive market is that:
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A deadweight loss arises in a perfectly competitive market as each firm is a price taker.
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By forming a cartel the member firms can actually raise their profits.
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The figure below shows the revenue and cost curves of a monopolistically competitive firm. Figure: 11.2
In the figure,
D: Demand curve
MR: Marginal revenue curve
ATC1 and ATC2: Average total cost curves
MC: Marginal cost curve
-In Figure 11.2,if the market is monopolistically competitive,which quantity represents long-run equilibrium for the firm?
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