A) the only measure of profitability.
B) equal to total revenue minus implicit costs.
C) the difference between total revenue and explicit costs.
D) equal to total revenue minus explicit and implicit costs.
E) less than economic profit.
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A) new firms will enter the industry.
B) old firms will exit the industry.
C) the number of firms in the industry is stable.
D) the market supply curve will shift to the left.
E) the market supply curve will shift to the right.
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A) accounting profit is negative.
B) normal profit is zero.
C) the firm is experiencing an economic loss.
D) economic profit is negative but normal profit is positive.
E) accounting profit is positive.
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A) random.
B) motivated by custom and tradition.
C) in need of coordination by government.
D) guided by prices.
E) wildly inconsistent.
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A) is always positive.
B) is driven towards zero.
C) can never be zero.
D) can never be negative.
E) can be positive,zero,or negative.
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A) 30 units.
B) 25 units.
C) 20 units.
D) 15 units.
E) 10 units.
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A) portion of the short-run average cost curve with the highest unit cost.
B) minimum short-run average cost curve.
C) the downward-sloping portion of the short-run average cost curve.
D) portion of the short-run cost curve,be it upward-sloping or downward-sloping,that gives the lowest production cost for that specific level of output.
E) upward-sloping portion of the short-run average cost curve.
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A) Economic profit > Accounting profit > 0.
B) Accounting profit > Economic profit > 0.
C) Accounting profit > 0 > Economic profit.
D) Accounting profit > Economic profit = 0.
E) Accounting profit = Economic profit = 0.
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A) change price.
B) advertise more.
C) reduce production costs.
D) exit the industry.
E) increase revenue.
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A) all firms will enjoy positive economic profit for a short period of time.
B) the rest of the industry will quickly adopt the new technology.
C) the firm will enjoy positive economic profit forever.
D) the firm will lower the price to drive the rest of the industry out of business.
E) the firm will not implement the new technology,fearing a price war with the rest of the industry.
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A) $1.20;12 million
B) $1.20;12 thousand
C) $1.12;12 thousand
D) $1.12;14 million
E) $1.20;10 million
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A) can be less than zero.
B) cannot be easily driven to zero.
C) do not involve the idea of opportunity costs.
D) only applies to land.
E) can be positive when accounting profit is zero.
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A) zero.
B) explicit costs.
C) some negative number.
D) long-run costs.
E) implicit costs.
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A) long-run average total cost.
B) long-run total cost.
C) short-run total cost.
D) short-run average total cost.
E) opportunity cost.
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A) all firms in the industry are earning positive economic profit.
B) all firms in the industry are producing output at the point where marginal profit equals marginal cost.
C) there is no positive economic profit to attract new entrants.
D) the accounting profit of all firms in a competitive industry is zero.
E) there is negative economic profit,so firms exit.
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A) both economic profit and accounting profit are positive.
B) economic profit is positive,but accounting profit is negative.
C) accounting profit is positive,but economic profit is negative.
D) neither accounting profit nor economic profit is positive.
E) accounting profit is negative,but economic profit may be positive or negative.
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A) $1.
B) $5.
C) $25.
D) $25/Q.
E) unknown.
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A) SATC1.
B) SATC2.
C) SATC3.
D) SATC4.
E) SATC1 and SATC2.
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A) economic profits.
B) normal profits.
C) accounting profits.
D) economic losses.
E) when economic profits exceed accounting profits.
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A) $1.
B) $5.
C) $25.
D) $25/Q.
E) unknown.
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