A) 0.
B) $1,500 per day.
C) $9,000 per day.
D) $7,500 per day.
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A) equating total revenue and total cost.
B) equating marginal revenue and marginal cost.
C) finding the combination for which the difference between marginal revenue and marginal cost is the greatest.
D) equating price and marginal cost.
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A) The patent holder now faces barriers to entry.
B) The method of producing the product would not be considered intellectual property.
C) The patent holder has a monopoly.
D) The drug would have many close substitutes.
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A) increase output and decrease price.
B) decrease output and increase price.
C) not change output or price.
D) shut down.
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A) reduce production.
B) leave production as it is.
C) increase production.
D) shut down.
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A) increasing marginal returns to variable inputs.
B) economies of scale.
C) diseconomies of scale.
D) constant returns to scale.
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A) MR = MC.
B) MR = AFC.
C) MC = ATC.
D) MC = P.
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A) continue to produce this amount if it wants to maximize profits.
B) reduce output if it wants to maximize profits.
C) reduce price and keep output unchanged if it wants to maximize profits.
D) increase output if it wants to maximize profits.
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A) marginal revenue is less than price.
B) marginal revenue equals price.
C) marginal revenue is greater than price.
D) marginal revenue equals average revenue.
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A) charge as high a price as they want.
B) make people buy more of a good than they really want.
C) earn economic profits in the long run.
D) manipulate the government into providing special favors for themselves.
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A) Q5.
B) Q1.
C) Q3.
D) Q2.
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A) $7.00
B) $5.00
C) $3.00
D) $1.00
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A) the firm should increase output.
B) the firm should reduce output.
C) the firm is maximizing profits.
D) we do not know if the firm should increase or reduce without more information.
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A) the average total cost curve lies above the demand curve for all possible rates of output.
B) the average total cost curve is tangent to the demand curve at the profit maximizing price.
C) marginal revenue, marginal cost, and average total cost are all equal.
D) a second firm enters the industry.
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A) is negligible since it applies to firms outside the U.S.
B) can lead to economies of scale for firms inside the U.S.
C) can lead to a monopoly advantage for firms inside the U.S. since they become the sole suppliers inside the U.S.
D) will be more beneficial to large firms than to small firms.
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A) a perfectly elastic demand curve.
B) a perfectly inelastic demand curve.
C) the market demand curve.
D) a two-tiered demand curve.
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A) In panel (a) , a competitive situation is shown in which equilibrium is established at the intersection of D and S at point E.
B) In panel (a) , the equilibrium price is and the equilibrium quantity
.
C) The price the monopolist charges in panel (b) at is lower than the price that the competitive producer charges.
D) The monopolist produces at , and charges a price of
, while maximizing profits at the intersection of MC and MR.
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A) $2,200.
B) $22,000.
C) $220,000.
D) $2,200,000.
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A) 0.1.
B) 1.
C) 1.5.
D) 10.
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