A) P = AVC.
B) P > MC.
C) that firm's MR = market equilibrium price.
D) P = ATC.
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A) the minimum point on its ATC curve.
B) the minimum point on its AVC curve.
C) the minimum point on its AFC curve.
D) the minimum point on its MC curve.
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A) there are other firms in the industry producing similar products.
B) it is making only normal profits in the short run.
C) its average revenue equals its marginal revenue.
D) it experiences diminishing marginal returns.
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A) total variable costs.
B) total costs.
C) total fixed costs.
D) marginal costs.
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A) should close down in the short run.
B) is maximizing its profits.
C) is realizing a loss of $60.
D) is realizing an economic profit of $40.
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A) it is necessarily maximizing per-unit profit.
B) it may or may not be maximizing per-unit profit.
C) then per-unit profit will be minimized.
D) it is necessarily overallocating resources to its product.
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A) prices for their output temporarily fall below their average variable costs of production.
B) fixed costs temporarily rise, making production unprofitable.
C) variable costs for pumping oil and operating resorts fluctuate significantly.
D) government regulations require seasonal shutdowns for maintenance purposes.
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A) a change in fixed costs
B) a change in the number of buyers
C) a change in marginal costs
D) a change in the number of firms
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A) $52.
B) $54.
C) $58.
D) $60.
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A) monopolistic competition.
B) oligopoly.
C) pure monopoly.
D) pure competition.
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A) its output is above the break-even point.
B) its revenues are less than its fixed costs.
C) it can cover its variable costs and some of its fixed costs.
D) it has some fixed costs that cannot be brought down to zero.
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A) continue producing 1,000 units.
B) continue production, but produce less than 1,000 units.
C) increase production to more than 1,000 units.
D) shut down.
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A) monopolistic competition
B) pure competition
C) pure monopoly
D) oligopoly
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A) Price differences exist between firms producing the same product.
B) There are significant barriers to entry into the industry.
C) The industry's demand curve is perfectly elastic.
D) Products are standardized or homogeneous.
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A) maximizing profit per unit of output.
B) maximizing the difference between total revenue and total cost.
C) minimizing total cost.
D) maximizing total revenue.
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A) increase in marginal cost for firms in the industry and an increase in the industry supply curve.
B) decrease in marginal cost for firms in the industry and a decrease in the industry supply curve.
C) decrease in marginal cost for firms in the industry and an increase in the industry supply curve.
D) increase in marginal cost at each output level for firms in the industry and an increase in the industry supply curve.
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A) the firm's demand curve is downsloping.
B) of product differentiation reinforced by extensive advertising.
C) each seller supplies a negligible fraction of total supply.
D) marginal costs are constant.
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A) few sellers
B) price takers
C) nonprice competition
D) product differentiation
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