If other beer companies are able to enter the market and basically replicate the production process and cost structure of Watts' Brewery, what will ultimately expect to happen to the price of beer (paid by consumers) and the cost of beer (paid by producers)?
Group of answer choices:
A)price rises; cost rises
B)price rises; cost falls
C)price falls; cost rises
D)price falls; cost falls
In the given question the situation of barrier to entry is given
It is clearly shown that there is very less barriers to entry due to which many new beer company enter into the market and this will definitely increase the competition among the producers
When competition increases then production cost will also rise for the producers.
But the consumers have more choices to buy from various producers
So price of beer will fall
Hence the answer is option C
If other beer companies are able to enter the market and basically replicate the production process...
1. The graph below depicts the cost structure for a firm in a
competitive market.
a. When price rises from P2 to P3, the
firm finds that...
. Group of answer choices
expanding output to Q4 would leave the firm with losses.
it could increase profits by lowering output from Q3 to Q2.
if it produces at output level Q3 it will earn a positive
profit.
b.When price falls from P3 to P1, the firm
finds that
Group of answer...
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