Exam 11: Imperfect Competition
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A monopolistic competitive firm is producing 30 units when MR = MC = $30.At that level of output,the price is $60,average total cost is $75,and average variable cost is $65.How much economic profit is the monopolistic competitive firm making? Should the firm continue to operate?
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Below are data for a monopolistically competitive firm.
-Refer to the information above to answer this question.What is true if the firm is producing at the profit-maximizing output?
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Draw a linear demand curve,marginal revenue curve,marginal cost curve,and an average total cost curve for a monopolistically competitive firm in the long-run.Clearly identify the excess capacity that occurs with monopolistic competition.
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"Since monopolistically competitive firms do not earn economic profits in the long-run,they are both allocatively and productively efficient." Evaluate this statement.
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The assumption that firms attempt to maximize sales revenue underlies much of the analysis in microeconomics.
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From 1990 to 2005,what manufacturing industry has become four times as concentrated?
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Demonstrate graphically and explain verbally the case of a monopolistically competitive firm earning a positive economic profit.Is this firm in a short run or a long-run equilibrium? How does this case differ from the monopoly market outcome?
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All of the following,except one,are examples of product differentiation.Which is the exception?
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The franchise system attempts to limit the entry of new firms into an existing industry.
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In what way does the theory of the kinked-demand curve explain price stability in an oligopoly industry?
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Draw a linear demand curve,marginal revenue curve,marginal cost curve,average total cost curve,and an average variable cost curve for a monopolistic competitor making an economic loss in the short run.
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Explain why there is excess capacity in a monopolistically competitive market structure in the long-run?
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-Refer to the graph above to answer this question.Which one of the following statements is correct in the long run?
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The following graph shows the costs and revenues of a typical firm operating in a monopolistically competitive industry.
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-Refer to Figure 11.10 to answer this question.What price will the firm charge?
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What is true about both perfectly competitive and monopolistically competitive firms in long-run equilibrium?
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Imperfect competition is characterized by firms competing on price.
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The following information is for a monopolistically competitive firm operating in the long-run.When:
MC = MR,Q = 60
MC = P,Q = 85
AC = MC,Q = 90
a)What output is economic capacity?
b)What is the amount of the firm's excess capacity?
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