7. Monopolistically competitive firms prevent the efficient use of resources because in long-run equilibrium
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price is greater than marginal cost. |
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marginal cost is greater than average total cost |
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price is less than marginal cost. |
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price is equal to marginal cost. |
8. When MR = MC and P = ATC for a monopolistically competitive firm, the firm is in
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short-run disequilibrium and making losses. |
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neither short‐run nor long‐run equilibrium |
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long-run equilibrium and making zero economic profits. . |
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long-run equilibrium and making losses |
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long-run disequilibrium and making profits. |
9. Use the following general linear demand relation to answer the question below:
Qd = 100 - 5P + 0.004I - 5Pr
where P is the price of good X, I is income, and Pr is the price of a related good, R.
From the demand function it is apparent that related good R is
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normal. |
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inferior. |
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a substitute for good X. D. A complement for good X. |
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a complement for good X. |
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none of the above |
7) Option A. Long run has zero economic profit so P = AC. But demand lies above the MR curve so MR = MC gives a price which is greater than MC even in long run
8) Option C. As mentioned in 7), Long run has zero economic profit so P = AC. But demand lies above the MR curve so MR = MC gives a price which is greater than MC even in long run
9) Option D. Since the price coefficient of good X, Pr is negative n value, the cross price elasticity would be negative so that two goods are complements in nature.
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