Question 1
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All of the following are characteristics of a perfectly competitive market except which one?
Select one:
A.
no transaction costs
B.
homogeneous goods
C.
barriers to entry
D.
many buyers and sellers
Question 2
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Which of the following is an example of a perfectly competitive market?
Select one:
A.
the market for paper towels
B.
the market for designer jeans
C.
the market for laundry detergent
D.
the market for soybeans
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In a competitive market, buyers have ________ impact on the market price and sellers have ________ impact on the market price.
Select one:
A.
some; some
B.
no; some
C.
no; no
D.
some; no
Question 4
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The market for jeans is not perfectly competitive because ________.
Select one:
A.
jeans are not a homogeneous good
B.
there are few buyers
C.
there are few sellers
D.
sellers are price takers
Question 5
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If a firm is a price taker, this means that the firm ________.
Select one:
A.
has market power
B.
has transaction costs
C.
has the ability to change the price of the good or service
D.
has no ability to change the price of the good or service
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Question 6
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Which of the following is an example of a homogeneous good?
Select one:
A.
jeans
B.
sunglasses
C.
smart phones
D.
yellow onions
Question 7
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To maximize profits, a manager must select the quantity of output that ________.
Select one:
A.
maximizes the difference between total revenue and total cost
B.
maximizes the difference between total revenue and marginal cost
C.
maximizes the difference between marginal revenue and marginal cost
D.
maximizes the difference between marginal revenue and total cost
Question 8
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A perfectly competitive firm is producing 700 units, which is their profit-maximizing output level. The market price for their good is $2 and the firm’s average total cost to produce the 700 units is $0.50. What is their profit or loss from producing the 700 units?
Select one:
A.
-$1,050
B.
$1,050
C.
-$1,750
D.
$1,750
Question 9
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Quantity
Total Cost
495
1500
496
1505
497
1512
498
1520
499
1530
500
1545
501
1562
502
1580
The table above shows the total cost for Happy Cows, a perfectly competitive dairy farm, at various levels of production. The market price for Happy Cows dairy is $10 per unit of dairy product.
Refer to the table above. What is the marginal revenue of producing the 500th unit of dairy product?
Select one:
A.
$10
B.
$5,000
C.
$1,545
D.
$15
Question 10
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Quantity
Total Cost
495
1500
496
1505
497
1512
498
1520
499
1530
500
1545
501
1562
502
1580
The table above shows the total cost for Happy Cows, a perfectly competitive dairy farm, at various levels of production. The market price for Happy Cows dairy is $10 per unit of dairy product.
Refer to the table above. What is the profit-maximizing output level for Happy Cows?
Select one:
A.
501
B.
500
C.
498
D.
499
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Question 11
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All of the following are true for a perfectly competitive firm’s demand curve except which one?
Select one:
A.
It is perfectly elastic.
B.
It is equal to the market price at all quantities.
C.
It is horizontal.
D.
It is equal to the market demand curve.
Question 12
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Perfectly competitive firms are earning economic profits at a market price of $5 and an average total cost of $4. If new firms enter and do not affect the cost for all firms, the market price will ________ until it reaches ________.
Select one:
A.
fall; $5
B.
fall; $4
C.
increase; $5
D.
increase; $4
Question 13
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In a perfectly competitive market, an increase in the market demand will shift the perfectly competitive firm’s ________ curve ________.
Select one:
A.
marginal cost; downward
B.
demand; downward
C.
demand; upward
D.
marginal cost; upward
Question 14
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In the short run, a decrease in the market demand will cause a(n) ________ in the market equilibrium price and a perfectly competitive firm’s demand and marginal revenue curve to shift ________.
Select one:
A.
increase; upward
B.
increase; downward
C.
decrease; upward
D.
decrease; downward
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In a perfectly competitive market, a decrease in the market demand will ultimately lead to ________ firms in the market and a ________ market equilibrium quantity.
Select one:
A.
fewer; higher
B.
more; higher
C.
more; lower
D.
fewer; lower
Question 16
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In a perfectly competitive market, a decrease in the market demand will shift the perfectly competitive firm’s ________ curve ________.
Select one:
A.
marginal cost; downward
B.
marginal revenue; upward
C.
marginal cost; upward
D.
marginal revenue; downward
Question 17
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If a perfectly competitive firm is producing 200 units and, at the 200th unit, the difference between marginal revenue and marginal cost (MR – MC) is positive, which of the following is true?
Select one:
A.
The firm should decrease production to maximize profit.
B.
The firm should increase production to maximize profit.
C.
The 200th unit costs more to produce than the firm earns in revenue.
D.
The firm is maximizing profit.
Question 18
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Overexpansion can cause a perfectly competitive firm to ________.
Select one:
A.
produce at a quantity where the marginal revenue exceeds the firm’s average total cost
B.
earn economic profit
C.
incur economic losses
D.
produce at a quantity where the market price exceeds the firm’s average total cost
Question 19
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The cycle of increased market demand that leads to ________ and then a(n) ________ in market price has caused many firms bankruptcy.
Select one:
A.
underexpansion; decrease
B.
underexpansion; increase
C.
overexpansion; decrease
D.
overexpansion; increase
Question 20
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If the market price is $3 and a perfectly competitive firm is producing 2,200 units and the marginal cost to produce the 2,200th unit is $2.85, which of the following is true?
Select one:
A.
The firm should decrease production to maximize profit.
B.
The firm should increase production to maximize profit.
C.
The firm is maximizing profit.
D.
The difference between marginal revenue and marginal cost (MR – MC) for the 2,200th unit is negative.
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