Exam 13: Controlling Market Power: Antitrust and Regulation
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One possible benefit from a merger is that the new firm could consolidate production,marketing,and a administrative operations,leading to lower the production average costs.
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-Refer to Figure 13.3.What price-output combination would result for the natural monopoly if it was unregulated? What price-output combination would result if the government regulated the natural monopoly using average-cost pricing? How would profit differ in each situation?

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A pricing scheme under which a firm decreases its price in order to drive its rival out of business is known as
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The Federal Trade Commission blocked the merger between Office Depot and Staples because there was evidence that the merger would increase competition in the office supplies industry.
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Which of the following industries is a good example of a natural monopoly?
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Recall the Application about the 1998 merger between Pennzoil and Quaker State to answer the following question(s). The merger resulted in a company with a market share of 38 percent: 29 percent from Pennzoil and 9 percent from Quaker State.
-Recall the Application.What happened to the prices of their products when the merger occurred?
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The government's policies regarding anti-competitive actions are called industrial policy.
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Name three industries in which the government has broken up a monopoly.
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Which government agency was created in 1914 to enforce antitrust laws?
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The Consumer Protection Agency is responsible for initiating actions against individuals or firms suspected of anti-competitive behavior.
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Under an average-cost pricing policy,the government picks the price at which the market demand curve intersects the monopolist's long-run average-cost curve.
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Recall the Application about the merger of Office Depot and Office Max to answer the following question(s).
-Recall the Application.In 2013,________ approved the merger of Office Depot and Office Max.
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To maximize profit,a natural monopolist will produce at a point where marginal revenue is equal to marginal cost.
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If a natural monopoly is allowed to choose the profit-maximizing price,it will most likely be lower than if it is regulated.
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If Xerox requires individuals who purchase their copiers to also purchase Xerox toner fluid,then Xerox is engaging in the practice of predatory pricing.
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