21. If all monopolistically competitive firms in the industry have profit circumstances similar to the firm shown above: A) new firms will enter the industry. B) some firms will exit ... 55. Suppose that an industry is characterized by a few firms and price leadership. We would expect that: A) price would equal marginal cost.
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a. the best strategy for a player to follow only if other players are cooperative. ... In a monopolistically competitive industry, price is. a. equal to ... If firms in a monopolistically competitive market are earning positive profits, ... a. produce nine units; firms will enter the market in the long run. ...
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(This is the opposite of what happens if firms enter, ... price must equal (at least) average cost in long run equilibrium in to ensure that firms don't lose money; ... Just as firms in the monopolistically competitive industry tend to locate close to each other to attract the largest number of customers (and the highest profits),
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If, other things equal, Creamy Crisp's revenue fell to $286000: A) its implicit costs, ... C) the increase in total cost attributable to the employment of one more worker. .... A) purely competitive. B) an oligopoly. C) monopolistically competitive. ..... D) a single firm operating in a purely competitive industry. ...
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1. Although a monopolistically competitive firm in long-run equilibrium is producing output at an average total cost higher than the minimum, economists are not greatly concerned about this inefficiency because: A. additional firms may enter the industry and force price down.
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This result that a monopolistically competitive firm does not produce at its minimum average total cost leads to the conclusion that there is excess capacity in monopolistically competitive firms. ... It is expensive to enter an oligopolistic industry, ... Thus the split is usually not equal but is base on politics and other things.
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The fact that it is making profits in the short run induces other firms to enter the industry. In the long run, ... 13. Solution The fast-food industry is a monopolistically competitive one, and companies attempt to differentiate their product from that of other firms. McDonald's invests money in maintaining its brand name,
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30. Other things equal, if more firms enter a monopolistically competitive industry: A.the demand curves facing existing firms would shift to the right. B.the demand curves facing existing firms would shift to the left.
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Other things being equal, as more firms enter a market, the market supply curve: ... If a competitive industry in  long-run equilibrium experiences an increase in fixed costs, the short-run response of individuals firms will be:    ... Price to decrease as new firms enter the industry.
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Other things being equal, as more firms enter a market, the market supply curve: ... If a competitive industry in long-run equilibrium experiences an increase in fixed costs, the short-run response of individuals firms will be: ... Price to decrease as new firms enter the industry.
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