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Quiz 12

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

Question #1
A  always match other cartel firms’ price cuts, but don’t match price increases
B  legally enforceable agreements
C  always match other cartel firms’ price increases, but don’t match price cuts
D  immediately match price increases
Question #3
A  business partners
B  shareholders
C  competitors
Question #4
A  Firms can hold down industry output.
B  Firms can increase industry productivity.
C  Firms can charge a higher price.
Question #5
A  are usually thought of as the most efficient market structures.
B  are characterized as having a small number of sellers.
C  typically have higher barriers to entry.
Question #6
A  They may lack incentives to provide innovative products and high-quality service​.
B  Typically they do not produce at the minimum of their average cost curves.
C  ​Barriers to entry can allow them to earn sustained profits over long periods of time​.
Question #9
A  Monopoly
B  Oligopoly
C  Cartel
Question #10
A  immediately match price increases
B  legally enforceable agreements
C  always match other cartel firms’ price increases, but don’t match price cuts
D  always match other cartel firms’ price cuts, but don’t match price increases
Question #12
A  Deadweight loss for society is increased.
B  Prices for these goods are artificially high.
C  The industry produces less output.
D  The industry makes higher profits.
Question #13
A  make decisions based on the behavior or expected behavior of their competitors.
B  face perfectly elastic demand curves.
C  have no incentive to collude.
Question #15
A  earning abnormal profits.
B  raising prices and reducing output.
C  taking advantage of scale economies to produce at low average cost.
Question #16
A  earn higher profits
B  provide innovative products
C  control the market
Question #17
A  collusion
B  oligopoly
C  monopoly