A) perfectly competitive
B) monopolistically competitive
C) oligopoly
D) monopoly
E) perfectly competitive and monopolistically competitive
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A) a monopoly or oligopoly.
B) perfectly competitive.
C) monopolistically competitive.
D) perfectly competitive or monopolistically competitive.
E) perfectly competitive or a monopoly.
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A) lowers price by increasing competition.
B) results in more variety of products.
C) establishes brand loyalty, which promotes competition.
D) serves as a barrier to entry for new firms.
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A) few firms and similar products.
B) many firms and differentiated products.
C) many firms and a homogeneous product.
D) few firms and a homogeneous product.
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A) refers to the attempt of firms to make their products look like those of the other firms in the industry.
B) refers to the attempt of firms to make real or apparent differences in essentially substitutable products look different in the minds of the consumers.
C) refers to the advantage big firms have in research and development.
D) is a common characteristic of a perfectly competitive market structure.
E) is only employed in a monopoly market structure.
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A) can gain by raising their price above the price that is best for the cartel.
B) are often unable to police the price and output policies of other members.
C) can gain by secretly raising their price above the price that is best for the cartel.
D) can enforce price arrangements vigorously in court.
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A) b or d
B) godfather oligopoly.
C) duopoly.
D) monopoly.
E) more competitive industry.
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A) interdependent.
B) independent.
C) regulated
D) merging
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A) The output of the monopolist will be too large and the price too high.
B) The output of the monopolist will be too large and the price too low.
C) The output of the monopolist will be too small and the price too high.
D) The output of the monopolist will be too small and the price too low.
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A) reduce its costs.
B) charge higher prices.
C) make demand more inelastic.
D) earn a bigger profit.
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A) a joint venture of two companies.
B) a joining of firms for the purpose of fixing prices and controlling output.
C) a breaking up of a company into two or more parts.
D) the joining of industry with government to solve a specified problem.
E) the joining of two firms with unrelated products.
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A) perfect competition.
B) monopoly.
C) monopolistic competition.
D) oligopoly.
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A) a wide variety of brand-name choices for consumers.
B) an efficient allocation of resources.
C) zero economic profit for firms.
D) excess capacity.
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A) is a group of firms formally agreeing to control the price and the output of a product.
B) has as its primary goal to reap monopoly profits by replacing competition with cooperation.
C) is illegal in the United States, but not in other nations.
D) all of the above.
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A) Profits will be positive in the long run.
B) Price always equals average variable cost.
C) In the long run, positive economic profit will be eliminated.
D) Marginal revenue equals minimum average total cost in the short run.
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A) not eliminated, because competition is not perfect.
B) not eliminated, because the demand curve slopes downward.
C) eliminated due to firms entering the industry.
D) eliminated due to firms leaving the industry.
E) not eliminated, because firms cannot enter the industry.
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