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Page 3 19. The monopolistically competitive seller maximizes profit by producing at the point where: A) total revenue is at a maximum. B) average costs are at a minimum. C) marginal revenue equals marginal cost. D) price equals marginal revenue. ... B) Purely competitive firms, monopolistically competitive firms,
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A purely competitive seller's average revenue curve coincides with: ... total fixed cost equals total variable cost. ... Suppose a firm in a purely competitive market discovers that the price of its product is above its minimum AVC point but everywhere below ATC. Given this, the firm:
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17) Which of the following is characteristic of a purely competitive seller's demand curve? ... 18) For a purely competitive seller, price equals: ... 19) In the short run a purely competitive seller will close down if:
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The reason MR=D=AR=P is because in a purely competitive firm the price carries over from the industry and thus that equals the demand. At this demand each additional output increases by he same degree and the average revenue at any point is the same price. ... Price per unit to buyer = revenue per unit to seller...
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4. If the price a purely competitive seller receives for its product is greater than its average cost, the firm will earn an ( ) profit; if price equals average total cost, the firm will ( );
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27. In the short run, a purely competitive firm will earn a normal profit when: A) P = AVC. B) P > MC. C) that firm's MR = market equilibrium price. D) P = ATC. ... D) the difference between the prices a purely competitive seller and a purely monopolistic seller would charge.
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2. A purely competitive seller is; A. both a "price maker" and a "price taker."; B. neither a "price maker" nor a "price taker."; C. a "price maker."; D. a "price taker." ... 15. In the long-run, the typical purely competitive firm is efficient because, for the last unit produced, A. price equals minimum average variable cost.
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