Liberty University ECON 213 Quiz 11 Complete Solutions Correct Answers Key
A fully answered Quiz 11 for ECON 213, covering important economic topics.
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Liberty University ECON 213 quiz 11complete solutions correct answers keyTwo different versionsVersion A QuizQuestion 1 Why would perfectly competitive industries advertise even though individual firms donot?Question 2 We could state correctly that the minimum characteristic necessary to distinguishamong pricemaking firms is:Question 3 Which of the following is true in longrun equilibrium for both a competitive marketand monopolistic competition?Question 4 In the long run, monopolistically competitive firms like Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr. operateat a price that:Question 5 Which of the following is the best example of a firm operating in a monopolisticallycompetitive market?Question 6 Markup would generally be highest under:Question 7 In the long run, the positive economic profits of Wings and Things, a monopolisticcompetitor, are:Question 8 A franchise might be worth $1 million or more because:Question 9 The fastfood, bottled water, and cereal markets are all examples of:Question 10 An increase in marginal cost causes a profitmaximizing, monopolistically competitivefirm to:Question11Refertotheaccompanyinggraph.Tomaximizeprofit,themonopolisticallycompetitive firm shown will charge a price per unit of:Question 12 Sart Bimpson, an economics student, believes that a beer sold by one particularshack on the beach is completely different from an identical beer produced by the same factoryand sold by the luxury hotel adjacent to the shack. The response that would best describe Sart’sbelief is:Question 13 Which of the following is evidence of market power?
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