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ECON201: Final Exam – 98% Overall Grade (highest attempt): 157.5 / 160 - 98.44 % Question 1 5/5 One defining characteristic of pure monopoly is that: The monopolist is a price taker The monopolist uses advertising There is relatively easy entry into the industry, but exit is difficult Question 2 5/ 5 Which is a barrier to entry? Close substitutes Diseconomies of scale Price-taking behavior Question 3 5/5 Other things equal, which reduces competition in an industry? Freedom of entry for new firms An increase in the number of producers An increase in the number of buyers Question 4 5/5 The representative firm in a purely competitive industry: Will always earn a profit in the short run The monopolist produces a product with no close substitutes Patent laws Will earn an economic profit of zero in the long run Retail clothing There is free entry and exit of firms in the industry May earn either an economic profit or a loss in the long run Will always earn an economic profit in the long run Question 5 5/5 An example of a monopolistically competitive industry would be: Steel Soybeans Electricity Question 6 5/5 Firms in an industry will not earn long-run economic prof

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ECON201: Final Exam – 98%
Overall Grade (highest attempt): 157. - 98.44 %



Question 1 5/5

One defining characteristic of pure monopoly is that:

The monopolist is a price taker

The monopolist uses advertising

The monopolist produces a product with no close substitutes

There is relatively easy entry into the industry, but exit is difficult

Question 2 5/5

Which is a barrier to entry?

Close substitutes

Diseconomies of scale

Government licensing

Price-taking behavior

Question 3 5/5

Other things equal, which reduces competition in an industry?

Patent laws

Freedom of entry for new firms

An increase in the number of producers

An increase in the number of buyers

Question 4 5/5

The representative firm in a purely competitive industry:

Will always earn a profit in the short run




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, May earn either an economic profit or a loss in the long run

Will always earn an economic profit in the long run

Will earn an economic profit of zero in the long run

Question 5 5/5

An example of a monopolistically competitive industry would be:

Steel

Soybeans

Electricity

Retail clothing

Question 6 5/5

Firms in an industry will not earn long-run economic profits if:

Fixed costs are zero

The number of firms in the industry is fixed

There is free entry and exit of firms in the industry

Production costs for a given level of output are minimized

Question 7 5/5

Marginal product is:

the increase in total output attributable to the employment of one more worker.

the increase in total revenue attributable to the employment of one more worker.

the increase in total cost attributable to the employment of one more worker.

total product divided by the number of workers employed.

Question 8 5/5

The law of diminishing returns indicates that:

as extra units of a variable resource are added to a fixed resource, marginal product will decline beyond some point.




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