
Managerial Economics 7th Edition by Paul Keat ,Philip Young,Steve Erfle
Edition 7ISBN: 978-0133020267
Managerial Economics 7th Edition by Paul Keat ,Philip Young,Steve Erfle
Edition 7ISBN: 978-0133020267 Exercise 2
You may wish to consult Appendix 8A if you need help answering the more algebraic problems.
2. Indicate whether each of the following statements is true or false and explain why.
a. A competitive firm that is incurring a loss should immediately cease operations.
b. A pure monopoly does not have to worry about suffering losses because it has the power to set its prices at any level it desires.
c. In the long run, firms operating in perfect competition and monopolistic competition will tend to earn normal profits.
d. Assuming a linear demand curve, a firm that wants to maximize its revenue will charge a lower price than a firm that wants to maximize its profits.
e. If P AVC, a firm's total fixed cost will be greater than its loss.
f. When a firm is able to set its price, its price will always be less than its MR.
g. A monopoly will always earn economic profit because it is able to set any price that it wants to.
2. Indicate whether each of the following statements is true or false and explain why.
a. A competitive firm that is incurring a loss should immediately cease operations.
b. A pure monopoly does not have to worry about suffering losses because it has the power to set its prices at any level it desires.
c. In the long run, firms operating in perfect competition and monopolistic competition will tend to earn normal profits.
d. Assuming a linear demand curve, a firm that wants to maximize its revenue will charge a lower price than a firm that wants to maximize its profits.
e. If P AVC, a firm's total fixed cost will be greater than its loss.
f. When a firm is able to set its price, its price will always be less than its MR.
g. A monopoly will always earn economic profit because it is able to set any price that it wants to.
Explanation
a) False, perfectly competitive firm sho...
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