A) the market demand curve.
B) horizontal.
C) identical to the demand curve in the dominant firm model.
D) identical to the monopolist's demand curve.
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A) It shifts right.
B) It shifts left.
C) It becomes horizontal.
D) New entrants will not affect an incumbent firm's demand curve.
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A) the firm that sets the lower price will capture all of the market.
B) the Nash equilibrium is the competitive outcome.
C) both firms set price equal to marginal cost.
D) all of the above
E) the outcome is inconclusive.
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A) Both I and II are true.
B) I is true,and II is false.
C) I is false,and II is true.
D) Both I and II are false.
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A) Increases
B) Decreases
C) Remains the same
D) We do not have enough information to answer this question.
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A) Cournot
B) Bertrand
C) Stackelberg
D) Oligopoly firms always earn positive economic profits.
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A) Firms never choose optimal prices as strategic variables.
B) Firms would more naturally choose quantities if goods are homogenous.
C) The assumption that market share is split evenly between the firms is unrealistic.
D) A and B are correct.
E) B and C are correct.
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A) Market with several close substitutes because demand is more elastic.
B) Market with several close substitutes because demand is more inelastic.
C) Market with few close substitutes because demand is more elastic.
D) Market with few close substitutes because demand is more inelastic.
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A) explains why firms may collude,but it does not explain how they interact.
B) does not explain why prices may be rigid in an oligopoly.
C) requires the assumptions of perfect competition.
D) only holds under price leadership.
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A) the reaction curves for firms 1 and 2
B) the market supply curve and the market demand curve
C) the contract curve and the market demand curve
D) the contract curve and the market supply curve
E) the firm's supply curve and the firm's demand curve
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A) each firm's output level is too great to minimize average cost.
B) each firm's output level is too small to minimize average cost.
C) firms make positive economic profit.
D) price equals marginal cost.
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A) Increases
B) Decreases
C) Remains the same
D) We do not have enough information to answer this question.
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A) Cournot model
B) model of monopolistic competition
C) Bertrand model
D) kinked-demand model
E) none of the above
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A) MC = ATC.
B) MC > ATC.
C) MC < ATC.
D) Any of the above may be true.
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A) free entry and exit.
B) the elasticity of the market demand curve.
C) the elasticity of the firm's demand curve.
D) the reaction of rival firms to a change in price.
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A) Aluminum ingots
B) Industrial concrete
C) Steel beams
D) Luxury yachts
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A) monopolistic competition.
B) oligopoly.
C) perfect competition.
D) monopoly.
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A) Nash equilibrium.
B) Cooperative equilibrium.
C) Stackelberg equilibrium.
D) zero sum game.
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