A) can charge whatever price it wants
B) charges more than almost any consumer is willing to pay
C) is constrained by marginal cost in setting price
D) is constrained by demand in setting price
E) always earns an economic profit
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A) is horizontal at the market price
B) lies above its marginal revenue curve
C) is the same as its marginal cost curve
D) indicates that the firm must raise price to sell additional units
E) lies above the marginal cost curve at all levels of output
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A) $3,300
B) $3,400
C) $2,808
D) $2,340
E) $1,638
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A) raising price
B) charging the highest price he can
C) using less cleaning fluid
D) lowering price
E) charging a price equal to marginal cost
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A) is more elastic than a perfectly competitive firm's demand curve
B) is the market demand curve
C) is as elastic as a perfectly competitive firm's demand curve
D) is not affected by the prices of complements
E) will not shift in response to a change in consumer tastes
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A) equal to marginal cost at the profit-maximizing quantity
B) equal to marginal revenue at the profit-maximizing quantity
C) greater than marginal cost at the profit-maximizing quantity
D) less than marginal cost at the profit-maximizing quantity
E) less than marginal revenue at the profit-maximizing quantity
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A) P = MR because there are no close substitutes for the monopolist's product.
B) P > MR because the monopolist must decrease price on all units sold in order to sell an additional unit.
C) P < MR because the monopolist must decrease price on all units sold in order to sell an additional unit.
D) AR = MR because there are no close substitutes for the monopolist's product.
E) P = MR only at the profit-maximizing quantity.
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A) $12
B) $3
C) $4
D) -$4
E) $0
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A) monopolists operate under economies of scale
B) perfectly competitive firms have opportunity costs
C) demand for the monopolist's output is inelastic
D) demand for the monopolist's output is elastic
E) there are no barriers to entry in perfect competition
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A) marginal revenue and price are constant as quantity increases
B) marginal revenue falls but price is constant as quantity increases
C) marginal revenue is constant but price falls as quantity increases
D) both marginal revenue and price fall as quantity increases,but price falls faster
E) both marginal revenue and price fall as quantity increases,but marginal revenue falls faster
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A) area a
B) area b
C) area a + b + c
D) area b + e
E) there is no consumer surplus
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A) can be expected to decrease
B) will usually remain constant
C) can be expected to increase
D) drops from a high value to zero
E) increases from zero to a high value
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A) 90 and $18
B) 1,500 and $24
C) 1,700 and $22
D) 1,100 and $28
E) 1,500 and $22
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A) the supply curve is the same as the marginal cost curve
B) the monopolist does not maximize profit
C) the quantity supplied is independent of marginal cost
D) the quantity supplied is independent of demand
E) there is no unique relationship between price and quantity supplied
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A) $500
B) more than $10 but less than $500
C) $10
D) less than $10
E) zero
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A) is its marginal cost curve
B) is vertical because there are no close substitutes for its product
C) is horizontal because there are no close substitutes for its product
D) slopes upward
E) does not exist
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A) $35
B) $8
C) $10
D) $12
E) $0
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