A) $1.
B) $5.
C) $25.
D) $25/Q.
E) unknown.
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A) initial offer and his final salary.
B) initial offer and his team's initial offer.
C) final salary and the least he would be willing to accept to play in the NHL.
D) final salary and the average for players in the NHL.
E) final salary and his team's initial offer.
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A) always legal in nature.
B) advantageous to firms but never harm consumers.
C) always economic in nature.
D) advantageous to consumers but always harm firms.
E) constraints,legal,economic,or otherwise that limit the movement of resources.
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A) earning positive economic profit.
B) earning a normal profit.
C) earning economic losses.
D) doing better than their next-best alternative.
E) doing worse than their next-best alternative.
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A) accounting profit is less than implicit costs.
B) total revenue is greater than the sum of explicit and implicit costs.
C) explicit costs exceed total revenue.
D) normal profit is zero.
E) explicit costs equal implicit costs.
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A) team owners will pay anything to win the championship.
B) they have excellent union representation.
C) they are greedy and spoiled.
D) if their current team does not pay,they can take their unique talents to another team willing to pay.
E) their opportunity costs of playing are high.
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A) economic profit is zero.
B) accounting profit is zero.
C) accounting profit is negative.
D) there is normal profit.
E) economic profit is negative.
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A) economic profits;economic losses
B) accounting profits;accounting losses
C) accounting profits;economic losses
D) economic profits;accounting losses
E) normal profits;normal losses
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A) less than 18 units.
B) between 18 and 21 units.
C) greater than 21 units.
D) greater than 18 units.
E) less than 21 units.
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A) $1.10;10
B) $1.10;12
C) $1.12;12
D) $1.20;10
E) $1.20;12
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A) less than 18 units.
B) between 18 and 21 units.
C) greater than 21 units.
D) greater than 18 units.
E) less than 21 units.
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A) economic rent.
B) revenue.
C) accounting profit.
D) economic profit.
E) normal profit.
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A) SATC1.
B) SATC2.
C) SATC3.
D) SATC4.
E) SATC2 and SATC3.
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A) economic profit is also positive.
B) economic profit is either zero or positive.
C) the firm is receiving a normal profit.
D) economic profit can be negative,zero,or positive.
E) new firms must be entering the industry.
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A) $1.10.
B) $1.20.
C) $11.
D) $11,000.
E) 10,000 bushels.
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A) $0.20.
B) $0.80.
C) $240.
D) $960.
E) $1,000.
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A) should exit the industry.
B) will shut down.
C) has no incentive to leave the industry.
D) is covering explicit costs but not implicit costs.
E) is covering implicit costs but not explicit costs.
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A) the same as accounting profit.
B) equal to total revenue minus the sum of fixed and variable costs.
C) equal to total revenue minus both explicit and implicit costs.
D) greater than accounting profit.
E) only important to economists.
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Multiple Choice
A) economic profit is $5 per hour.
B) economic rent is $5 per hour.
C) economic rent is $15 per hour.
D) economic profit is $15 per hour.
E) economic rent is $10 per hour.
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A) $60,000.
B) $220,000.
C) $270,000.
D) $330,000.
E) $250,000.
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