A) the cable company usually offers many different cable packages to satisfy customers' wants.
B) customers must buy some cable channels that they do not want in order to get the channels that they do want.
C) the government regulates the cable provider's offerings.
D) the cable provider is a price-taker.
E) the consumers experience no consumer surplus.
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A) inefficient; less
B) inefficient; more
C) efficient; less
D) efficient; more
E) high; more
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A) will easily be able to gain market power.
B) have lower average costs.
C) do not have high fixed costs.
D) will have much higher average costs.
E) experience a government-created barrier.
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A) there would no longer be many buyers and many sellers of wheat.
B) it would no longer be easy to enter and exit the existing wheat market.
C) the products would no longer be similar in the wheat market.
D) the government would want to intervene.
E) individuals would not want to switch products.
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A) above $20.
B) above $15.
C) between $15 and $20.
D) above $8.
E) between $8 and $15.
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A) economic profits are positive.
B) economic profits are negative.
C) your accountant tells you profits are negative.
D) your accountant tells you profits are zero.
E) economic profits are zero.
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A) Firm A's accountant reports that it is making zero profits.
B) Firm A is breaking even when opportunity cost is taken into consideration.
C) other firms want to enter the market.
D) Firm A wants to leave the market.
E) Firm A wants to stop producing in the short run.
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A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
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A) economies of scale.
B) competitive markets.
C) monopolies.
D) scarcity.
E) trade.
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A) perfect competition
B) monopoly
C) oligopoly
D) a cartel
E) monopolistic competition
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A) is desired by consumers.
B) is not a type of competition.
C) is a type of competition that leads to a market price and output.
D) is a type of competition that leads to an undesirable outcome.
E) occurs when resources are used to deregulate a market through the political process.
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A) the average total cost (ATC) curve of the firms to increase.
B) a decrease in the price a firm could charge for the product.
C) the marginal revenue (MR) curve of the firms to shift upward/rightward.
D) the marginal cost (MC) curve of the firms to increase.
E) a decrease in profits for the firm.
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A) firms are rent seeking.
B) consumers are profit maximizing.
C) total surplus is maximized.
D) the government is deregulating.
E) prices decrease.
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A) never changes.
B) is lower than in the big cities in Texas.
C) is determined by competitive market forces.
D) is higher than in the big cities in Texas.
E) produces a surplus of gasoline.
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A) increases and then decreases.
B) decreases and then increases.
C) stays the same.
D) increases.
E) decreases.
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A) long-run market supply curve shifts right; decrease
B) short-run market supply curve shifts left; decrease
C) short-run market supply curve shifts left; increase
D) short-run market supply curve shifts right; decrease
E) short-run market supply curve shifts right; increase
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A) A monopoly contains many firms.
B) A monopoly produces an efficient level of output.
C) A monopoly may earn long-run economic profits.
D) A monopoly has no market power.
E) A monopoly is a price-taker.
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