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ECON 201 Final Exam Answers

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a. right; = 0; = ATC; = minimum ATC<br />

b. right; > 0; > ATC<br />

c. left; < 0; < ATC d. left; = 0; = ATC; > minimum ATC<br />

Question 26<br />

(Exhibit: Profit Maximization in Monopolistic Competition) In monopolistic competition, longrun<br />

equilibrium is characterized by:<br />

a. P > MR.<br />

b. P < MR. c. P = MR. d. profit maximization, which occurs where P = MR = MC. Question 27<br />

(Exhibit: Profit Maximization in Monopolistic Competition) In Panel (a), if the firm raises its<br />

price above P, it will:<br />

a. lose all its customers.<br />

b. still have some customers.<br />

c. not lose any customers.<br />

d. have none of the above occur.<br />

Question 28<br />

(Exhibit: Profit Maximization in Monopolistic Competition) In determining the price in<br />

monopolistic competition:<br />

a. the price to the firm is given by supply and demand for the industry.<br />

b. the firm is a price taker.<br />

c. the firm applies the marginal decision rule.<br />

d. A and B are true.<br />

Question 29<br />

Which of the following is (are) most likely to be produced under conditions resembling perfect<br />

competition – automobiles, beer, corn, diamonds, and eggs. Defend your answer in economic<br />

terms.

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