A) a dominant strategy.
B) a Nash equilibrium.
C) collusion.
D) the prisoner's dilemma.
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A) the act of firms working together to make decisions about price and quantity.
B) buyers acting in unison against a company in efforts to change its practices.
C) the act of firms undercutting one another in competition until zero profits are earned.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) produce Q1 and charge P3.
B) cause deadweight loss.
C) earn zero economic profits.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) firms in the industry know they are competing with a few large firms with market power.
B) barriers to entry prevent newcomers to such an industry.
C) easy entry and exit prevent long-run profits from being possible.
D) all firms sell a standardized product.
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A) competition encourages innovation.
B) innovation encourages competition.
C) innovation leads to market power and should be regulated.
D) market power leads to innovation.
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A) firms have no incentive to enter the market.
B) the price is equal to the firm's average total cost.
C) the firm is earning zero economic profit.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) produces less.
B) creates more total surplus.
C) charges less.
D) earns greater profits.
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A) businesses.
B) consumers.
C) policy-makers.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) a duopoly.
B) a two-opoly.
C) a double market.
D) duopolistic competition.
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A) it is a repeated game.
B) they will only make the decision once.
C) The two firms will always choose to compete.
D) they are the only two firms with dominant market share.
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A) occurs where price equals marginal cost.
B) maximizes total surplus.
C) creates welfare loss.
D) does not maximize profits.
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A) can cause price competition and drive prices down.
B) can cause perceived differences that don't exist and drive prices up.
C) and its effects are a hotly debated topic.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) Monopolistic competition;oligopoly
B) Oligopoly;monopolistic competition
C) Perfect competition;monopoly
D) Monopoly;oligopoly
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A) create products that are easily substituted for the competition's products.
B) create products that have a unique feature that makes it difficult to substitute.
C) create products that are exactly like the competitor's products.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) an oligopoly with two firms.
B) a strategy that benefits both firms.
C) an agreement,explicit or implied,between two firms.
D) two firms agreeing to act like a joint monopolist.
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A) a cartel.
B) a duopoly.
C) market power.
D) a joint monopoly.
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A) bigger than that of a monopoly.
B) smaller than that of a monopoly.
C) the same as that of a monopoly.
D) the same as that of colluding oligopolists.
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A) consumer surplus.
B) producer surplus.
C) deadweight loss.
D) profits.
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A) earning positive profits.
B) earning negative profits.
C) earning zero profits.
D) It is impossible to tell from the graph provided.
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A) at less than capacity.
B) at lowest average total costs possible.
C) at capacity.
D) on an efficient scale.
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