Exam 9: Price Takers and the Competitive Process
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Several producers in industry A developed an improved technology that reduces the quantity of resources used to produce a given output. Which of the following would be expected?
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Which of the following best describes the series of events shown in the figure? The original conditions prior to the change are shown by D 0 and S 0 (point A), and S LR is the market long-run supply curve.


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When competition is present, self-interested business decision makers have a strong incentive to
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Regardless of quantity in long-run equilibrium, the competitive price-taker market price cannot exceed the
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Which of the following products would most closely fit the competitive price-taker model?
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If the market price in a price-taking industry was currently above the average total cost of production for firms in the industry,
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If a single firm in a price-taker market lowers its price below the market equilibrium price,
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If marginal revenue exceeds marginal cost, a price-taker firm should
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When market conditions in a price-taker market are such that firms cannot cover their production costs,
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If marginal revenue exceeds marginal cost at the current level of output, profit will increase when output is expanded because
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When firms in a price-taker market are temporarily able to charge prices that exceed their production costs,
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You are the owner of an ice cream shop that earns a profit most of the year except during the cold winter months. During the month of December, your rent and other fixed costs amount to a total of $200. If you remain open, your total variable costs (workers, ice cream cones, etc.) will amount to $300. If you would be able to sell 100 ice cream cones at $4 each during December, then
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The short-run supply curve in a price-taking industry is the
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When new firms have an incentive to enter a competitive price-taker market, their entry will
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Suppose Thelma and Louise both sell fried green tomatoes in a competitive price-taker market. If Louise increases her output,
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The market for a competitive price-taker market clears at a price of $3, and the minimum average cost for all firms is $2.50. In the long run, we would expect an increase in
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If a product is manufactured under conditions of constant cost, an increase in the demand for the product will increase
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