Question : 21) Refer to Figure 10-15. If the government regulates Erickson : 1244620

 

21) Refer to Figure 10-15. If the government regulates Erickson Power Company so that the firm can earn a normal profit, the price would be set at ________ and the output level is ________.

A) P1, Q4

B) P2, Q3

C) P2, Q2

D) P3, Q2

 

22) Refer to Figure 10-15. What is the economically efficient output level and what is the price at that level?

A)  Q4, P1

B) Q3, P2

C) Q2, P2

D) Q2, P3

 

23) Refer to Figure 10-15. Why won’t regulators require that Erickson Power produce the economically efficient output level?

A) because there is insufficient demand at that output level

B) because at the economically efficient output level, the marginal cost of producing the last unit sold exceeds the consumers’ marginal value for that last unit

C) because Erickson Power will earn zero profit

D) because Erickson Power will sustain persistent losses and will not continue in business in the long run

 

24) Economic efficiency requires that a natural monopoly’s price be

A) equal to average total cost where it intersects the demand curve.

B) equal to marginal cost where it intersects the demand curve.

C) equal to average variable cost where it intersects the demand curve.

D) equal to the lowest price the firm can charge and still make a normal profit.

 

25) In regulating a natural monopoly, the price strategy that ensures the highest possible output and zero profit is one that sets price

A) equal to average total cost where it intersects the demand curve.

B) equal to marginal cost where it intersects the demand curve.

C) equal to average variable cost where it intersects the demand curve.

D) corresponding to the demand curve where marginal revenue equals zero.

 

26) Collusion is

A) common among monopoly firms.

B) an agreement among firms to charge the same price or otherwise not to compete.

C) necessary for firms to raise money by borrowing from investors or from banks in order to fund research and development required to develop new products.

D) legal under U.S. antitrust laws if the intent is to increase competition.

 

27) In the United States, government policies with respect to monopolies and collusion are embodied in

A) the U.S. Constitution.

B) common law, which the United States adopted from English law.

C) the Supreme Court.

D) antitrust laws.

 

28) The first important law regulating monopolies in the United States was

A) the Grant Act, which was passed in 1890.

B) the Clayton Act, which was passed in 1890.

C) the Sherman Act, which was passed in 1890.

D) the Federal Trade Commission Act, which was passed in 1914.

 

29) Which antitrust law prohibited firms from buying stock in competitors and from having directors serve on the boards of competing firms?

A) the Clayton Act

B) the Securities and Exchange Act

C) the Sherman Act

D) the Robinson-Patman Act

 

30) The Clayton Act is an antitrust law that was passed to

A) outlaw monopolization.

B) address loopholes in the Sherman Act.

C) prohibit charging buyers different prices if the result would reduce competition.

D) toughen restrictions on mergers by prohibiting mergers that reduce competition.

 

 

 

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