A) output so that it will operate closer to its efficient scale.
B) output so that it will operate further from its efficient scale.
C) output so that it will no longer be at its efficient scale.
D) output, but it might move either closer to or further from its efficient scale.
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A) the number of firms in the market decreases.
B) each existing firm experiences a decrease in demand for its product.
C) each existing firm experiences a rightward shift of its marginal revenue curve.
D) each existing firm experiences an upward shift in its average total cost curve.
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A) the quantity of output to produce, but the market determines price.
B) the price, but competition in the market determines the quantity.
C) price, but output is determined by a cartel production quota.
D) the quantity of output to produce and the price at which it will sell its output.
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A) firms will likely be subject to regulation.
B) barriers to entry will be strengthened.
C) some firms must exit the market.
D) new firms will enter the market.
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A) profit is positive in the short run.
B) total cost exceeds total revenue in the short run.
C) profit is positive in the long run.
D) total revenue equals total cost in the long run.
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A) the entry of new firms creates externalities.
B) the absence of restrictions on entry by new firms ensures that there will be no deadweight loss.
C) there are always too many firms in the market relative to the socially-optimal number of firms.
D) firms cannot earn positive economic profits in the short run.
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A) the firm must be earning a positive economic profit.
B) the firm may be incurring economic losses
C) there is a deadweight loss to society, but it is exactly offset by the benefit of excess capacity.
D) new firms will necessarily wish to enter the market in the long run.
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A) see their profits increase.
B) break even.
C) lose money.
D) not really be affected by the law.
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A) firms would respond by lowering their costs.
B) firms would require a subsidy to stay in business
C) new firms that enter the market would operate at efficient scale.
D) the most efficient firms would not be affected.
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A) Monopolies, but not competitive firms or monopolistically competitive firms
B) Monopolies and monopolistically competitive firms, but not competitive firms
C) Monopolies, monopolistically competitive firms, and monopolies
D) No firms earn positive economic profit in the long run.Entry will reduce all firms' economic profit to zero in the long run.
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A) the market for those products is perfectly competitive.
B) it costs firms very little to produce those products.
C) those products are highly differentiated.
D) firms are irrational in their decision to advertise.
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A) marginal revenue.
B) marginal cost.
C) average revenue.
D) profit.
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A) faces a demand curve that is horizontal.
B) faces a demand curve that is vertical.
C) has no control over product price.
D) has some control over product price.
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A) strategic interactions among sellers are important.
B) there are a small number of sellers.
C) sellers are price makers rather than price takers.
D) product differentiation is important.
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A) additional production would lower the average total cost.
B) additional production would increase the average total cost.
C) it must be a perfectly competitive firm.
D) it must be a monopolistically competitive firm.
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