A) easy entry, many firms, and standardized products
B) barriers to entry, few firms, and differentiated products
C) easy entry, many firms, and differentiated products
D) easy entry, few firms, and standardized products
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A) constant.
B) increasing.
C) decreasing.
D) at their minimum point.
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A) reflects some level of control over its own price.
B) becomes eventually horizontal in the long run.
C) indicates collusion among the members of the product group.
D) ensures that the firm will produce at minimum average cost in the long run.
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A) producing differentiated products.
B) making economic profits in the long run.
C) producing at optimal productive efficiency.
D) producing where price equals marginal cost.
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A) shift to the left.
B) shift to the right.
C) become less elastic.
D) remain the same since entering firms serve other customers in the market.
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A) excess capacity.
B) economic profits.
C) no product differentiation.
D) a perfectly elastic demand curve.
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A) price will equal marginal cost.
B) price will equal average total cost.
C) marginal revenue will exceed marginal cost.
D) price will equal the minimum average total cost.
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A) Subway Sandwiches
B) Pittsburgh Plate Glass
C) Ford Motor Company
D) Microsoft
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A) neither productive efficiency nor allocative efficiency.
B) both productive efficiency and allocative efficiency.
C) productive efficiency but not allocative efficiency.
D) allocative efficiency but not productive efficiency.
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A) advertising expenditures shift the average cost curve upward.
B) available capacity is fully utilized.
C) resources are optimally allocated to the production of the product.
D) consumers have increased product variety.
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A) In the long run P = ATC > MC.
B) Firms may experience losses in the short run.
C) Firms differentiate their products, but the products are relatively substitutable.
D) Firms may experience positive economic profits in the long run.
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A) be less than both MC and ATC.
B) exceed ATC but equal MC.
C) exceed MC but equal ATC.
D) exceed both MC and ATC.
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A) realize normal profits in the short run but losses in the long run.
B) incur persistent losses in both the short run and long run.
C) may realize either profits or losses in the short run but realize normal profits in the long run.
D) persistently realize economic profits in both the short run and long run.
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A) both face perfectly elastic demand schedules.
B) economic profit tends toward zero for both.
C) both realize productive efficiency.
D) both realize allocative efficiency.
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