A) economic profits;economic losses
B) accounting profits;accounting losses
C) accounting profits;economic losses
D) economic profits;accounting losses
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A) excess supply;20
B) excess demand;30
C) equilibrium quantity;20
D) excess demand;20
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A) firms will spend significant amounts of money on advertising.
B) positive economic profits will only be possible for in the short run.
C) firms will compete on the basis of better service and amenities rather than price.
D) a single firm will emerge as the industry leader.
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A) higher in the short run than in the long run.
B) less than or equal to $15.
C) less than or equal to $10.
D) less than or equal to $5.
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A) Wages of workers.
B) The salary the owner could have earned working elsewhere.
C) Rent.
D) Medical insurance coverage for workers.
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A) never exist.
B) cannot be exploited for long.
C) can exist in equilibrium but rarely do.
D) always exist in equilibrium.
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A) increased total economic surplus.
B) shortages.
C) surpluses.
D) the same amount of total economic surplus with a reallocation from producers to consumers.
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A) price controls keep prices low enough that most consumers can purchase the item.
B) consumer surplus and producer surplus are equal.
C) consumer surplus exceeds producer surplus.
D) the market is in equilibrium.
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A) earn an accounting profit.
B) earn an economic profit.
C) earn maximum revenue.
D) maximize its profit.
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A) accounting profits are positive.
B) economic profits are zero.
C) economic profits are greater than or equal to accounting profits.
D) accounting profits greater than or equal to economic profits.
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A) rent that you have paid in advance for use of a building.
B) the opportunity cost of your time.
C) profit over and above normal profit.
D) interest that you pay on your business loans.
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A) Switching from a Ph.D.in economics to finance because finance salaries are higher
B) Bill Gates purchasing the Mona Lisa for $5 billion
C) A firm attempting to lower its explicit costs
D) Government price controls
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A) the optimal number of stock market analysts because it is a competitive market with no entry barriers.
B) too many stock market analysts because market analysis does not produce social benefits.
C) too many stock market analysts because the individual incentive to forecast faster exceeds the social benefit of a faster forecast.
D) too few stock market analysts because the efficient market hypothesis predicts that no analyst will do better than random chance in the long run.
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A) her initial offer and her final salary,including royalties.
B) her initial offer and what she could earn in a different film.
C) her final salary and the average for leading actresses.
D) her final salary and the least she would be willing to accept for a role.
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A) producer surplus.
B) lost surplus.
C) total economics surplus.
D) consumer surplus.
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A) Pareto efficiency.
B) the opportunity for surplus-enhancing trades.
C) an economic pie that is too small.
D) equilibrium.
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A) $8;$0
B) $6;$2
C) $4;$4
D) $2;$6
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A) doing better than their next best alternative.
B) earning a normal profit.
C) earning economic losses.
D) doing worse than their next best alternative.
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A) accounting profits are positive.
B) economic profits are positive.
C) economic profits are zero.
D) total revenues are greater than explicit and implicit costs.
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A) can be less than zero.
B) can't be easily driven to zero by entry.
C) don't involve the idea of opportunity costs.
D) only apply to land.
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