A) Industry A and Industry B are equally competitive.
B) Industry A is more competitive than Industry B.
C) Industry A is less competitive than Industry B.
D) The competitiveness of these two industries cannot be determined from the information given.
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A) Perfect competition
B) Monopolistic competition
C) Monopoly
D) Both a and b are differentiated products markets.
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A) competitive markets,but not to monopolistically competitive markets or monopolies.
B) competitive and monopolistically competitive markets,but not to monopolies.
C) competitive markets,monopolistically competitive markets,and monopolies.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) are price takers while competitive firms are not.
B) can affect the profit of other firms in the market by the choices they make while firms in competitive markets do not affect each other by the choices they make.
C) sell completely unrelated products while competitive firms do not.
D) sell their product at a price equal to marginal cost while competitive firms do not.
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A) quantity demanded falls to zero.
B) quantity demanded declines but not to zero.
C) the market supply curve shifts outward.
D) quantity demanded remains constant.
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A) both AllClean and NotQuiteWhite have incentives to spend large amounts of money on advertising their products.
B) AllClean has an incentive to spend a large amount of money on advertising its detergent,but NotQuiteWhite does not.
C) NotQuiteWhite has an incentive to spend a large amount of money on advertising its detergent,but AllClean does not.
D) neither AllClean nor NotQuiteWhite has an incentive to spend a large amount of money on advertising their detergents.
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A) more control an individual firm has to set prices.
B) more competitive the industry.
C) less competitive the industry.
D) Both a and c are correct.
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A) decrease and average total cost to increase.
B) decrease and average total cost to decrease.
C) remain unchanged as Joe's is doing the best it can.
D) increase and average total costs to decrease.
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A) price falling short of marginal cost in order to increase market share.
B) price exceeding marginal cost.
C) the firm operating in a regulated industry.
D) excessive advertising costs.
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A) firms are more likely to operate at efficient scale.
B) there are likely to be too many firms in a monopolistically competitive market.
C) market efficiency is likely to be enhanced by the entry of new firms.
D) all firms are earning zero economic profit.
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A) Monopolistic competition is different from monopoly because monopolistic competition is characterized by free entry,whereas monopoly is characterized by barriers to entry.
B) Both monopolistic competition and oligopoly fall in between the more extreme market structures of competition and monopoly.
C) Monopolistic competition is different from oligopoly because each seller in monopolistic competition is small relative to the market,whereas each seller can affect the actions of other sellers in an oligopoly.
D) Both monopolistic competition and perfect competition are characterized by product differentiation.
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A) Panel A: monopolistically competitive firm's demand curve
Panel B: monopoly firm's demand curve
Panel C: oligopoly firm's demand curve
Panel D: perfectly competitive firm's demand curve
B) Panel A: oligopoly firm's demand curve
Panel B: perfectly competitive firm's demand curve
Panel C: monopolistically competitive firm's demand curve
Panel D: supply curve
C) Panel A: perfectly competitive firm's demand curve
Panel B: monopolistically competitive firm's demand curve
Panel C: monopoly firm's demand curve
Panel D: supply curve
D) Panel A: monopolistically competitive firm's demand curve
Panel B: monopoly firm's demand curve
Panel C: perfectly competitive firm's demand curve
Panel D: supply curve
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A) firm A
B) firm B
C) firm C
D) There is no reason to believe that any one of the three firms would spend a greater portion of its total revenue on advertising than the other two firms.
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A) the average price paid for eyeglasses was nearly 20% higher in the states that did not restrict advertising.
B) the average price paid for eyeglasses was nearly 20% lower in the states that did not restrict advertising.
C) there was no difference in the average price paid between states that restricted advertising and those that did not.
D) the average price paid for eyeglasses was almost 5 times higher in the states that did not restrict advertising.
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A) sports drinks
B) cable tv programming
C) a share of McDonald's stock
D) sunglasses
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A) price exceeds marginal cost.
B) output is excessive.
C) long-run profits are positive.
D) barriers to entry limit the number of firms in the market.
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