A) their satisfaction is likely to be lowered as a result of their having to make additional choices.
B) a product-variety externality is said to occur.
C) an advertising externality is said to occur.
D) consumers are likely to experience negative consumption externalities.
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A) there are many other sellers in the market.
B) there are very few other sellers in the market.
C) the firm's product is different from those offered by other firms in the market.
D) the firm faces the threat of entry into the market by new firms.
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A) Industry A
B) Industry B
C) Industry C
D) Industry D
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A) increase elasticity of demand for the advertised product.
B) reduce the ability of markets to allocate resources efficiently.
C) provide a signal of product quality.
D) be useful only for psychological effects.
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A) see their profits increase.
B) break even.
C) lose money.
D) not really be affected by the law.
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A) a short-run equilibrium but it is not in a long-run equilibrium.
B) a long-run equilibrium but it is not in a short-run equilibrium.
C) a short-run equilibrium as well as a long-run equilibrium.
D) neither a short-run equilibrium nor a long-run equilibrium.
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A) firms would most likely experience economic losses.
B) firms would also operate at their efficient scale.
C) new firms would likely to enter the market.
D) the most efficient firms would not likely to be affected.
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A) average revenue exceeds marginal revenue
B) marginal revenue equals marginal cost
C) price exceeds marginal cost
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) restrict advertising in order to enhance competition on the basis of price.
B) restrict advertising in order to reduce competition on the basis of price.
C) encourage advertising in order to reduce competition on the basis of price.
D) encourage advertising in order to enhance competition on the basis of price.
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A) perfect competition only
B) perfect competition and monopolistic competition only
C) perfect competition, monopolistic competition, and monopoly
D) The answer cannot be determined without knowing whether the market is in the long run or short run.
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A) electric lamp bulbs
B) aircraft manufacturing
C) corn
D) sweaters
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A) spending nothing on advertising to convey that the product is so good that the firm does not even need to advertise.
B) spending a large amount of money on advertising.
C) getting a patent for the product.
D) not worrying about getting a patent for the product.
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A) $0
B) $80
C) $200
D) $400
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A) Market barriers
B) One firm controls the industry
C) Product differentiation
D) A small number of firms dominate the market
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A) business-stealing externality, which harms producers.
B) business-stealing externality, which benefits producers.
C) product-variety externality, which harms consumers.
D) product-variety externality, which benefits consumers.
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A) inefficient market structure because there is deadweight loss.
B) inefficient market structure because price exceeds marginal cost.
C) efficient market structure because free entry drives long-run profits to zero.
D) Both a and b are correct.
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