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MC and Oligopoly Ch 12 Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
All four market forms discussed in the text maximize profit were
A  MR = MC.
B  MC = AR.
C  AR = AC.
D  P = MC.
Question #2
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is an example of
A  a price leadership system.
B  an organization devoted to tacit collusion.
C  a generally unsuccessful cartel.
D  a once successful cartel.
Question #3
An article in The Economist reported that prices of CDs in Britain is much higher than prices in the United States or other European countries. There are only a few major companies, and a report from a Parliament committee said there is no serious price competition. The best explanation for this is that
A  firms are avoiding profit opportunities.
B  there are entry barriers in production and distribution of CDs.
C  there is substantial differentiation of product.
D  the industry is a contestable market.
Question #4
Monopolistic competition is characterized by
A  one firm selling several products.
B  many firms selling slightly different products.
C  many firms selling the same product.
D  one firm selling one product.
Question #5
Which of the following attitudes will be held by a typical firm in a typical cartel?
A  If I suspect others are planning to cheat, I’ll do best for myself by deciding not to cheat.
B  If everyone cheats, I’m better off and so is everyone else in the cartel.
C  If I alone cheat, I’m better off; if everyone cheats, I’m worse off.
D  I can never do better for myself than by following agreed-upon cartel policies.
Question #6
Monopolistic competition is common in
A  electric power generation.
B  farming.
C  retail selling.
D  basic manufacturing.
Question #7
If an oligopolist cuts the prices of its products,
A  rival firms will not react.
B  customers will switch from rival firms to buy from them.
C  customers will switch to a rival firm.
D  customers will remain unchanged in number.
Question #8
Oligopolists
A  rarely advertise.
B  are price takers.
C  must take rivals’ reactions into account.
D  offer homogeneous products.
Question #9
Contestable markets improve the performance of imperfect markets with
A  tacit collusion.
B  the threat of entry.
C  government regulations.
D  advertising.
Question #10
Oligopoly occurs when
A  a few firms dominate a single market.
B  a few firms sell many different products.
C  a few firms sell to a few large buyers.
D  many firms dominate a single market.
Question #11
A situation in which both players can adopt moves such that each player’s move is its most profitable response to the move of the other is the
A  prisoner’s dilemma.
B  tacit collusion.
C  Nash equilibrium.
D  maximin criterion.
Question #12
Monopolistic competitors and perfect competitors are alike in
A  zero economic profit in the long run.
B  relying on advertising to attract buyers to their products.
C  zero economic profit in the short run.
D  having horizontal demand curves.
Question #13
To maximize its profit, a monopolistically competitive firm produces at the output level at which
A  MR = AVC.
B  its price elasticity of demand equals one.
C  MR = MC.
D  its D curve is tangent to its ATC curve.
Question #14
In the cigarette industry either R. J. Reynolds or Phillip Morris, for a time, raised prices twice a year by about 50 cents per carton. The other firms in the industry raised their prices by the same amount. Economists call this
A  sales maximization.
B  predatory pricing.
C  price leadership.
D  a price war.
Question #15
The demand curve for a monopolistic competitor slopes downward because
A  customers have no loyalty to the product.
B  demand drops to zero after a slight price increase.
C  there are close but not perfect substitutes for the product.
D  the product is undifferentiated.
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