If firms can neither enter nor leave an industry, which time period is relevant?
Correct answer A. Short run
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Profit Maximizing Under Perfect Competition And Monopoly MCQs
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What is a normal rate of profit?
Correct answer D. The rate that is just sufficient to keep owners or investors satisfied
How are economic profits defined in this context?
Correct answer D. Anything greater than the normal opportunity cost of investing
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For a linear demand curve, what is the slope of the marginal revenue curve?
Correct answer B. Twice as steep as the demand curve
If a monopolist is known to be maximising profit, what can correctly be inferred?
Correct answer C. It has equated marginal revenue and marginal cost
From society’s point of view, what would make people better off if a monopolist changed its behaviour?
Correct answer C. Producing more and charging a lower price
How do firms under monopolistic competition gain some market power?
Correct answer A. By producing differentiated products
What must a firm in a monopolistically competitive industry do to sell more output?
Correct answer C. Lower its price
Which statement best describes the outcome under monopolistic competition?
Correct answer B. It is not efficient because too little output is produced and that output is produced at a cost above minimum average total cost
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Which industry structure has a few firms, each big enough to influence the market price?
Correct answer A. Oligopoly
What is an industry called when a relatively small number of firms dominate the market?
Correct answer B. A concentrated industry
What is an agreement to fix prices and quantities known as?
Correct answer D. Collusion
In which situation is a cartel most likely to succeed?
Correct answer A. The market for copper, where there are very few producers and the product is standardised
What does the kinked demand curve model of oligopoly assume about the elasticity of demand?
Correct answer A. Demand in response to a price increase is more elastic than in response to a price decrease
When is a market defined as perfectly contestable?
Correct answer C. Entry to it and exit from it are both costless
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In contestable markets, how do large oligopolistic firms end up behaving?
Correct answer D. Like perfectly competitive firms