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End of Week Quiz Chapter 8 to 10

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Question #1
A successful advertising campaign may allow competing monopolists to
A  increase its profits.
B  sell a greater quantity.
C  charge a higher price.
D  do all of the above.
Question #2
____________ occurs when circumstances have allowed several large firms to have all or most of the sales in an industry.
A  Collusion
B  An oligopoly
C  A cartel
D  A monopoly
Question #3
The single most common form of competition in the U.S. is
A  oligopolistic competition in a certain market with similar products.
B  perfect competition among firms with differentiated products.
C  perfect competition because it displays product and allocative efficiencies.
D  monopolistic competition among firms with differentiated products.
Question #4
A monopolistically competitive industry does not display ____________ in either the short-run, when firms are making ____________, nor in the long-run, when firms are earning ____________.
A  productive efficiency; profits and losses; zero profits
B  productive and allocative efficiency; profits and losses; negative profits
C  productive and allocative efficiency; profits and losses; zero profits
D  allocative efficiency; profits and losses; negative profits
Question #5
If a monopoly or a monopolistic competitor raises their prices, the quantity demanded ____________.
A  will expand
B  will decline
C  stays the same
D  will decline in the short run
Question #6
In a monopolistic competitive industry, firms can try to differentiate their products by
A  enhancing the intangible aspects of the product.
B  choosing optimal locations from which the product is sold.
C  creating optimal perceptions of the product.
D  enhancing product’s physical aspects and all of the above.
Question #7
The shape of the perceived demand curve for a perfectly competitive firm reflects that firm’s ability to
A  raise its price without losing all of its customers.
B  sell any quantity it wishes at the prevailing market price.
C  choose any combination of price and quantity.
D  lose fewer customers than a monopoly that raised its prices.
Question #8
If monopolistic competitors must expect a process of entry and exit like perfectly competitive firms,
A  they will wish to cooperate to make decisions about what price to charge.
B  they will be unable to earn higher-than-normal profits in the short run.
C  they will wish to cooperate to make decisions about what quantity to produce.
D  they will be unable to earn higher-than-normal profits in the long run.
Question #9
_______________ law implies ownership over an idea or concept or image
A  Intellectual property
B  Patent
C  Copyright
D  Trademark
Question #10
Which of the following denotes the typical shape of the monopolist’s total cost curve?
A  total costs decrease and become flatter as output rises
B  total costs are typically constant and are shown by a straight horizontal line
C  total costs rise and grow steeper as output rises
D  higher output levels create the typical downward sloping cost curve
Question #11
Deregulation occurs when a government eliminates or scales back rules relating to all but one of the following. Which one is it?
A  conditions of entry in a certain industry
B  quantities that can be produced
C  prices that can be charged
D  natural monopoly
Question #12
For a pure monopoly to exist,
A  there is a single seller in a particular industry
B  there are limited sellers in a particular industry
C  there are a few sellers in a given industry
D  there is only one seller, therefore no industry
Question #13
If a firm holds a pure monopoly in the market and is able to sell 5 units of output at $4.00 per unit and 6 units of output at $3,90 per unit, it will produce and sell the sixth unit if its marginal cost is
A  $4.00 or less
B  $3.40 or less
C  $3.50 or less
D  $3.90 or less
Question #14
The marginal revenue curve for a monopolist _________ the market demand curve.
A  always runs parallel
B  always lies beneath
C  always rises above
D  always is the same
Question #15
Occasionally, _________ may lead to pure monopoly; in other market conditions, they may limit competition _________.
A  barriers to entry; to a natural monopoly
B  deregulation; requiring new copyright law
C  barriers to entry; to a few oligopoly firms
D  deregulation; requiring new patent law
Question #16
The US government has registered _________ on behalf of business firms to protect a particularly distinct element each has selected for its ability to aid consumers to easily _________.
A  200,000 trade secrets; create a natural monopoly
B  1 million copyright licenses; identify the authors of creative works
C  800,000 trademarks; identify the source of goods
D  200,00 patents; license for use
Question #17
A natural monopoly occurs when the quantity demanded is _________ the minimum quantity it takes to be at the bottom of the long-run average cost curve.
A  a or c above
B  greater than
C  less than
D  equal to
Question #18
Under perfect competition, any profit-maximizing producer faces a market price equal to its
A  variable costs
B  total costs
C  average costs
D  marginal costs
Question #19
If a competitive firm experiences a shift in costs of production that decreases marginal costs at all levels of output,
A  the firm’s marginal cost curve will shift to the left.
B  the firm’s demand curve will also shift to the left.
C  expanding output levels at any given price will be profitable.
D  producing less at any market price will off-set marginal cost .
Question #20
In the _______ , the perfectly competitive firm will react to profits by _____________________ .
A  short run; increasing quality of products
B  long run; increasing its production
C  long run; tailoring their quality controls
D  short run; reducing its labor inputs
Question #21
When a business adopts a strategy of reducing and/or discontinuing production in response to a sustained pattern of losses, it is
A  preparing to exit operations.
B  considering opportunity costs.
C  considering capital investments.
D  preparing to reach its shutdown point.
Question #22
Why would a profit-seeking firm need to tailor its decisions about the quantity of labor inputs that it purchases?
A  the quantity of labor is the only variable cost choice a profit-seeking firm can make
B  deciding what quantity to produce is one of the major choices a profit-seeking firm makes
C  to produce the profit-maximizing quantity of output at the lowest possible average cost
D  to produce the highest profitable quantity of output at the lowest possible marginal cost
Question #23
The term _______ refers to a firm operating in a perfectly competitive market that must take the prevailing market price for its product.
A  trend setter
B  price setter
C  price taker
D  business entity
Question #24
If the price that a firm charges is higher than its ___________ cost of production for that quantity produced, then the firm will earn profits.
A  variable
B  fixed
C  average
D  marginal
Question #25
In Sam’s greenhouse operation, labor is the only short term variable input. After completing a cost analysis, if the marginal product of labor is the same for each unit of labor, this will imply that
A  the average product of labor is always less than the marginal product of labor.
B  the average product of labor is always greater that the marginal product of labor.
C  as more labor inputs are used, the average product of labor inputs will fall.
D  the average product of labor is always equal to the marginal product of labor.
Question #26
If marginal cost is rising in a competitive firm’s short-run production process and its average variable cost is falling as output is increased, then
A  marginal cost is below average variable cost.
B  marginal cost is above average variable cost.
C  average fixed cost is constant.
D  marginal cost is below average fixed cost.
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