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In the long run in perfect competition |
Price = average= cost = marginal cost
Price = average cost = total cost
The price covers fixed cost
total revenue = total variable cost
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In the short run firm in perfect competition will still produce provided. |
The price covers average variable cost
The price covers variable cost
The price covers average fixed cost
The price covers fixed cost
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In the long run in perfect competitiion |
the price equals the total revenue
Firm are allocatively inefficient
Firms are productively efficient
the price equals total cost
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In perfect competition. |
the products firm offer are very similar
Products are heavily differentiated
A few firms dominate the market
Consumers have limited information
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A profit maximizing firm in perfect competition produces where |
Total revenue is maximized
Marginal revenue equals zero
Marginal revenue equals marginal cost
Marginal revenue equals average cost
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In perfect competation. |
The price equals the marginal revenue
The price equals the average variable cost
The fixed cost equals the variable costs
The price equals the total costs
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Firms in perfect competition face a |
Perfectly elastic demand curve
Perfectly inelastic demand curve
Perfectly elastic supply curve
Perfectly inelastic supply curve
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Price equal to. |
Total revenue -quantity
Total revenue/quantity sold
total quantity sold * quantity sold
Total revenue/total cost
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If marginal revenue equals marginal cost |
No profit is being made
total revenue equals total cost
Profits are maximized
Producing another unit would increase profits
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Total revenue equals |
Price Plus quantity
Price multiplied by quantity sold
Price divided by the quantity sold
Price minus quantity sold
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The profit per scale is a measure of. |
Profit
Profitability
Feasibility
Realism
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In the short term a firm will produce provided the revenue |
Covers fixed costs
Covers variable costs
Covers total costs
Covers revenue
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In the long term a firm will produce provident the revenue covers. |
Fixed costs
Variable cost
Total costs
Revenue
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If firm earn normal profits. |
They will aim to leave the industry
Other firms will join the industry
The revenue equals total costs
No profit is made in accounting terms
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If the price is less than the average cost but higher than the average variable costs. |
The firm is making a loss and will should own in the short term.
The firm is making a profit.
The firm is making a loss but will continue to produce in the short term
The firm is making a loss and is making a negative contribution to fixed costs
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If the marginal revenue is less than the marginal cost then to profit maximize a firm should. |
Reduce output
Increase output
Leave output where it is.
Increase costs
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If marginal product is below average product. |
The total product will fall
The average product will fall
Average variable costs will fall
Total revenue will fall
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If marginal cost is positive and falling. |
Total cost is falling
Total cost is increasing at a falling rate
Total cost is falling at a falling rate
Total cost is increasing at an increasing rate.
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The average variable cost curve. |
Is derived from the average fixed costs
Converges with the average cost as output increases
Equals revenue minum profits
Equal the total costs divided by the output
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The first level of output at which the long run average costs are minimized is called. |
The minimum Efficient Scale
The minimum External scale
The Maximum External scale
The maximum Effective scale.
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