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In monopolistic competition, firms desire to sell more output at equilibrium because. |
Price is greater than average cost
Price is greater than average variable cost
Price is greater than marginal cost
Price is equal to marginal revenue
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2 |
Which of the following does not represent a barrier to entry into a market. |
Import quotas
patent laws
Government franchleses
Anti trust legislation
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3 |
Given the cost data indicated in the table above the average variable cost of producing 7 units of output is |
Rs.37
Rs.29
Rs.31
Greater than Rs.37
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4 |
If average variable cos tis less then marginal cost then certainly. |
Per unit total cost is rising
Per unit total cost is constant
Per unit total cost is falling
Per unit variable cost is rising
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5 |
Last week, Martha spend one day cleaning a house for this she was paid $50 The rest of the week, she spend looking for a job Martha would be callsified as. |
Employed
Unemployed
Not in the labor force
None of these
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6 |
Immediately after a through we would expect to have al |
Peak
Recession
Recovery
Another trough
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7 |
An economy that falls to realize all of its p9otential gains from specialization is. |
Achieving productive efficiency
Operating outside its production possibilities curve
Operating on its production possibilities curve in an inefficient manner
Operating inside its production possibility curve
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8 |
A production possibilities curve indicates that when resources are being used efficiently |
More of one good cna be produced only if less of another good is produced
More of one good can be produced only if its price is lowered
Producing more of one good result in greater production of other goods
More of one good can be product without producing less of other goods
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9 |
When economists say that a per son is economizing they mean that the person is. |
making choices to gain benefits at lowest possible cost
Making a lot of money
Purchasing goods that are generic cheap or of low quality
Learning how to run a business more effecitively
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10 |
The epigram "time is money" expresses , in part, the concept of. |
Opportunity cost
Comparative advantage
Specialization
Efficiency in production
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11 |
In perfect competition there is. |
Many buyers
Many sellers
Homogeneous product
All of these
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12 |
Perfect competition implies |
Homogeneous goods
Inferior goods
Superiors goods
Differential goods
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13 |
In perfect competition the industry will be in equilibrium. |
when all the firms earning abnormal profit
When all the firms earning normal profit
All firms having loss
All firms having proft
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14 |
A Market situation where the number of buyers is very large and the number of sellers are very small is called. |
Perfect competition
Duopoly
Oligopoly
In perfect competition
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15 |
Price discrimination is possible |
Oligopoly
Duopoly
Perfect competition
Monopoly
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16 |
Price discrimination occurs when |
A commodity has different elasticity in different markets
Same elasticity in different markets
Unitary elasticity different markets
Noe of these
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17 |
MC = MR= AR=AC = Price shows the longs run |
Monopolist firm
Oligopolistic firm
Competitive firm
Both a and b
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18 |
A profit maximizing monopolist in two separate markets will |
Charge different price according to elasticity
Charged same price
Charged very high price
Charged very low price
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19 |
In monopoly the firm can |
Price
Output
Either price or output
Both a and b
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20 |
A monopoly there is |
No difference between firm and industry
A few firms
Lot of firms
none of these
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21 |
In perfect competition price is settled by |
Sellers
Buyers
Producers
Both a and b
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22 |
In perfect competition, a seller by increasing price. |
Sell more
Produce its revenue
Decrease cost
Sell nothing
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23 |
In pure monopoly there is. |
A lot of firms
Two firms
A single firm
Many firms
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24 |
In perfect competition a firm is. |
Price taker
Price setter
Independent
Dependent
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25 |
In monopolistic competition firm sell |
Same goods
Differential goods
Inferior goods
Superior goods
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26 |
Short run is a time frame where a firm can change its., |
Total cost
Total production
Plant size
None of these
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27 |
A combination labour and capital where the cost of an output is minimized is called. |
Optimum factor combination
Good combination
Least combination
Substitutes combination
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28 |
The Isoquant curve shows different combinations of two factors of production which give the producer. |
Different level of output
High level of output
low level of output
Same level of output
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29 |
In perfect competition the transpiration cost |
Excluded from the total cost
Is important figure in total cost
Is ignored
All of these
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30 |
The marginal rate of substitution of two goods can be obtain from |
Slope of budget line
Slope of demand curve
Slope of indifference curve
None of these
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