Exam 11: Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly

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  -Sarah and Marisa are the only two baby-sitters available in a small town.Figure 11-14 indicates different combinations of hourly rates charged by the two teenagers,along with their weekly net earnings.If Sarah and Marisa do not collude,then -Sarah and Marisa are the only two baby-sitters available in a small town.Figure 11-14 indicates different combinations of hourly rates charged by the two teenagers,along with their weekly net earnings.If Sarah and Marisa do not collude,then

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The influence of technological change on market structure

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At the long-run equilibrium output level,a monopolistically competitive firm's average total cost curve

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  -The profit-maximizing,or loss-minimizing,output for the firm in Figure 11-3 is -The profit-maximizing,or loss-minimizing,output for the firm in Figure 11-3 is

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Since the demand curve faced by a monopolistically competitive firm is downward sloping,

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  -Consider the typical monopolistically competitive firm whose demand curve and cost structure is illustrated in Figure 11-5.Which of the following statements is correct in the long run? -Consider the typical monopolistically competitive firm whose demand curve and cost structure is illustrated in Figure 11-5.Which of the following statements is correct in the long run?

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A major difference between monopolistic competition and perfect competition is the degree of product differentiation.Pure competition has none and differentiation always exists in monopolistic competition.

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  -Figure 11-10 shows the long-run market demand curve and the cost structure for a typical monopolistic competitor.The minimum efficient scale (MES)is -Figure 11-10 shows the long-run market demand curve and the cost structure for a typical monopolistic competitor.The minimum efficient scale (MES)is

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  -Figure 11-2 illustrates a monopolistically competitive firm.In order to maximize profit,or minimize loss,the firm will -Figure 11-2 illustrates a monopolistically competitive firm.In order to maximize profit,or minimize loss,the firm will

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  -Figure 11-10 represents the costs of a typical firm along with the market demand curve.In the long run,this industry is most likely going to be a -Figure 11-10 represents the costs of a typical firm along with the market demand curve.In the long run,this industry is most likely going to be a

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Which of the following is a distinguishing characteristic of oligopolies?

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Monopolistic competition exists when there is one large firm in an otherwise perfectly competitive market.

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Consider an industry with 6 firms.Firm A has sales of $6 mil. ,firm B has sales of $12 mil. ,firm C has sales of $30 mil. ,firm D has sales of $50 mil.and firm E has sales of $2 mil.The four firm concentration ration in this industry is

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Limits to collusion include

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  -At the profit-maximizing,or loss-minimizing,output level,the firm in Figure 11-2 has total cost approximately equal to -At the profit-maximizing,or loss-minimizing,output level,the firm in Figure 11-2 has total cost approximately equal to

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Tacit collusion among firms involves explicit agreements on pricing and output levels.

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All of the following,except one,would serve to increase competition in an oligopoly.Which is the exception?

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An oligopoly is a market

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In the long run,entry ensures that the typical monopolistically competitive firm will

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A market in which a small number of strategically interdependent firms produce the dominant share of output is called

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