20 questions
What are the characteristics of a monopoly market?
one seller and large number of buyers
no close substitutes
new market entry is impossible
price maker
all the 4 characteristics
I = MC, II=ATC, III = demand curve, IV = MR. How does a monopoly choose its profit maximizing output and price?
Choose Q2 and P6 for which MR = MC and P = AR
Choose Q2 and P4 for which MR = MC and P = ATC
Choose Q1 and P5 for which MR = ATC and P = ATC
Choose Q1 and P5 for which MR = ATC and P = ATC
Choose Q3 and P5 for which MR = minimum of ATC and P = AR
One factor that distinguishes monopolistic competition from perfect competition is that:
No barriers to entry/exist in monopolistic competition.
Firms in monopolistic competition can set its own price and output.
Firms in monopolistic competition make zero economic profit in the long run.
Close substitutes are available in monopolistic competition.
Scarcity is a situation:
where people’s needs exceed their resources.
where people’s wants exceed their resources.
where the quantity of resources is sufficient to meet all wants
where people’s needs exceed other people’s resources.
where the quantity of resources is sufficient to meet all needs.
Labour, land and capital are called:
goods and services.
entrepreneurship.
outputs.
factors of production.
what would reduce an economy's protection against the import of cars?
a lower exchange rate
a higher quotas imported cars
a higher tariff on imported cars
higher subsidy for domestic car producers
A total ban on imported products is a .....
Tariff
Quota
Embargo
Subsidy
Net national product at factor cost is also known as:
Net Domestic product
Gross National product
National Income
Personal Income
GNP(MP) = GDP(MP) + ________ :
Depreciation
Indirect taxes
NYFA
Subsidy
1.How many approaches in calculating national income?
4
3
2
1
4. The national income is
a. NNP at factor cost
b. NNP at market price
c. GNP at market price
d. GNP at factor cost
5.The value of the output of all goods and services produced within a country in a year.
total output
Gross Domestic Product
national income
net domestic product
6.When a nation's exports exceed its imports and is calculated as exports - imports
trade surplus
trade deficit
inventory
gross domestic product
Long run refers to time period in which________________.
all inputs cannot be increased.
all inputs can be increased.
there is at least one variable input.
there is at least one fixed input.
In the short Run, all inputs are considered to be variable inputs.
TRUE
FALSE
When MP increases, TP will increase at increasing rate.
TRUE
FALSE
What is the goal of a firm?
to make profits
to maximize profits
to maximize revenue
none of the above
Fixed Costs are only fixed in the
Long run
Short run
Period where there is neither a profit or a loss
none of the above