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Monopoly Ch 8 quiz

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Question #1
The demand curve facing a monopolist is
A  perfectly inelastic at the market price.
B  exactly twice as steep as the market demand curve for the good.
C  horizontal at the market price.
D  identical to the market demand curve for the good.
Question #2
To be a natural monopoly, a firm must
A  control an essential natural resource input.
B  have falling average costs over a substantial range of total market demand.
C  be very large.
D  have a continuously falling average cost curve as output rises.
Question #3
The South African diamond production monopoly is an example of monopoly through
A  control of scarce resources.
B  “patent power.”
C  legal restriction.
D  large sunk costs.
Question #4
A monopolist can sell 10 wangdoodles if he charges $10 per wangdoodle and 11 wangdoodles if he charges $9. The MR from selling the 11th wangdoodle is
A  $1.
B  -$1.
C  $99.
D  $9.
Question #5
What is true for monopoly that is not true for perfect competition?
A  The industry demand curve is downward sloping.
B  Positive economic profits may be earned in the short run.
C  Profit is maximized where MR = MC.
D  The firm and the industry are exactly the same entity.
Question #6
Compared to a perfectly competitive firm, a monopolist
A  is less likely to face government regulation.
B  will, according to Schumpeter, invest fewer resources in research and development.
C  is less likely to advertise.
D  usually produces an inefficiently small level of output.
Question #7
A monopolist is best described as a price
A  maker.
B  taker.
C  searcher.
D  follower.
Question #8
The key element in preserving a monopoly is
A  increased advertising expenditure.
B  keeping potential rivals out of the market.
C  government subsidy of critical enterprises.
D  guaranteeing availability of substitute products.
Question #9
Which of the following is not potentially a barrier to entry into the widget market?
A  patent protection on the design of widgets
B  government licensing of widget producers
C  massive advertising by existing widget producers
D  high prices for widgets
Question #10
The marginal revenue curve for a monopolist is
A  always above the demand curve.
B  always above the average revenue curve.
C  always below the demand curve.
D  generally below the average cost curve.
Question #11
A profit-maximizing monopolist sets
A  her product’s price where MC = MR.
B  All of the choices are correct
C  her output where MC = MR.
D  None of the choices are correct
Question #12
Pure monopoly is defined as a
A  market structure maintained by entry of many rival firms.
B  market structure in which there are many substitute products.
C  market structure created by special government sanctions.
D  one-firm industry.
Question #13
Providing medical services for smaller fees to the poor than to the rich is
A  social pricing.
B  misplaced charity.
C  price discrimination.
D  benevolent pricing.
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