Chapter 22 Flashcards
Which statement is false #1?
A. A monopoly is both a firm and an industry.
B. A monopoly is an imperfect competitor
C. There are no monopolies in the United States
D. None of these statements is false
C. There are no monopolies in the United States
Which statement is false #2?
A. the monopolist demand and marginal revenue curves are two seperate curves.
B. The monopolist can sell more output only by lowering price.
C. The monopolist produces tat the minimum point of her ATC curve.
D. None of these statements is false
C. The monopolist produces tat the minimum point of her ATC curve.
Which statement is true #1
A. All monoolists products have close substitutes.
B. Most firms in the US are monopolies.
C. There are no monopolies in the US
D. A monopoly is a fim that produces all the output in an industry.
E. Non of these is true.
D. A monopoly is a fim that produces all the output in an industry.
The monoploist produces
A. where MC=MR
Which statement is true #2?
A. The monopolist cannot lose money.
B. The monopolist alwasys operates a large firm.
C. The monopolist will not lose money in the short run.
D. The monopolist will not lose money in the long run.
D. The monopolist will not lose money in the long run.
The most efficient output is found
B. at the bottom of the ATC curve
An example of the government ownership of a monopoly would be
A. the Tennessee Valley Authority
Which statement is true #3?
A. The monopolist’s most effiecient output is her most profitable output as well.
B. The monopolist charges a higher price than the perfect competitor in the long run.
C. All Monopolist have control over an essential resource.
D. None are true.
B. The monopolist charges a higher price than the perfect competitor in the long run.
Which statement is true #4?
A. All monopolises are very large firms.
B. Most monopolists do not produce at an output in which MC=MR.
C. The monopolist’s demand curve and MR curve are identical.
D. None is true
D. None is true
A monopolist operates at the minimum point of her ATC curve
D. in neither the short run nor the long run
If the government attempts to break up a natural monopoly to enforce competition in an industry
A. the avereage cost of producting the good will increase
In the United States, natural monopolies
C. are commonly regulated by governments
Patents function to
B. temporarily protect monopoly power
Monopoly firms are
C. sometimes very large
A public utility would be an example of
A. a natural monopoly