A) The perfectly competitive firm is always a price taker.
B) The perfect competitor sells a homogeneous commodity.
C) If an individual firm raises price, it will lose business.
D) The products made by a perfectly competitive firm have no close substitutes.
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A) output increases lead to productivity gains.
B) the marginal product of labor is constant.
C) there is no change in long-run per-unit costs, even as output varies.
D) each firm has a horizontal long-run average cost curve.
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A) firms exit the industry, the market supply curve shifts rightward, and the market price falls.
B) firms enter the industry, the market supply curve shifts rightward, and the market price falls.
C) firms exit the industry, the market supply curve shifts leftward, and the market price rises.
D) firms enter the industry, the market supply curve shifts rightward, and the market price rises.
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A) the industry supply curve will shift leftward.
B) the industry supply curve will shift rightward.
C) the industry demand curve will shift rightward.
D) none of the above.
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A) MC curve above the AVC curve.
B) MC curve above the AFC curve.
C) MC curve above the ATC curve.
D) MC curve above the MR curve.
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A) its total cost curve.
B) its marginal cost curve equal to or above the point of intersection with its average variable cost curve.
C) its average variable cost curve below the point of intersection with its total cost curve.
D) its total cost curve between the shutdown point and the break-even point.
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A) no firm can enter the industry.
B) firms can enter but cannot get out of the industry easily.
C) all firms will earn economic profit.
D) firms can enter and leave the industry without serious impediments.
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A) when the price equals $1.
B) when the price equals $2.
C) when the price equals $4.
D) at prices between $1 and $2.
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A) the soda pop market
B) the market for bread
C) the market for sugar
D) the market for fast food
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A) a decreasing-cost industry.
B) a constant cost industry.
C) an increasing-cost industry.
D) not a competitive industry.
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A) the products sold will be alike.
B) firms will move labor and capital in pursuit of profit-making opportunities to whatever business venture gives them the highest return on their investment.
C) no one buyer or seller has any influence on price.
D) consumers are able to find out about lower prices charged by other firms.
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A) Output stays the same.
B) Output decreases.
C) Output increases.
D) There is not enough information provided to know what happens to output.
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A) $700.00
B) -$7,000.00
C) -$1,050.00
D) -$450.00
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A) $750
B) $150
C) $250
D) -$25
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A) total revenue divided by output.
B) price times quantity, divided by average revenue.
C) total revenue divided by average revenue.
D) the change in total revenue from selling one more unit.
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A) continues to produce but at an economic loss.
B) continues to produce but at an economic profit.
C) shuts down operations.
D) produces 10 units.
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A) constant-return-to-scale industry.
B) constant-competitive industry.
C) constant-cost industry.
D) constant-price industry.
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A) the price falls below its minimum AVC.
B) the market price rises unexpectedly.
C) P = MC.
D) P = ATC at its minimum.
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A) the high barriers to entry prevent further competition.
B) existing firms exit the industry.
C) additional firms enter the industry.
D) firms have no incentive to exit or enter the industry.
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