Liberty ECON 213 Quiz 9 Answers Complete Solutions
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Question 1
When marginal revenue equals marginal cost:
Question 2
Dave’s Batting Cages is located in Boston, Massachusetts. During the first year of operation, Dave’s Batting Cages incurred many costs. In that year, Dave spent $5,000 on labor, $2,000 on maintenance, and $1,000 on electricity. Dave took out a loan to open his business, in which he would have earned $1,500, and his previous job, which he could get back at any time, paid him $50,000. If Dave’s Batting Cages received $80,000 in revenues, what were the economics profits?
Question 3
An example of an implicit cost is:
Question 4
Total revenue minus total cost equals:
Question 5
If the shortrun market supply curve and the demand curve intersect above the longrun market supply curve, firms will experience _________ economic profits, meaning the price is _________ the minimum point on the average total cost curve.
Question 6
If the shortrun supply curve and the demand curve intersect below the longrun supply curve, firms will experience _________ economic profits, meaning the price is _________ the minimum point on the average total cost curve.
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Question 7
In the short run, a competitive firm may choose to operate at a loss:
Question 8
Which of the following lists the three main characteristics of a competitive market?
Question 9
If firms in a competitive market are making zero economic profits, the longrun market supply curve:
Question 10
The accompanying table represents the quantity produced, the total revenue, and the total cost of a firm operating in a perfectly competitive market. Refer to this table to answer the questions that follow.
Assuming that all firms have the same cost structure, the price is:
Question 11
According to the accompanying figure, the longrun market supply curve would be a horizontal line:
Question 12
Kimberly owns a cupcake shop in Newport Beach, California. The market for cupcakes is very competitive. At Kimberly’s current production level, her marginal cost is $25 and her marginal revenue is $29. To maximize profits, Kimberly should:
Question 13
According to the accompanying figure, if the price is $5, the firm is making
Question 14
Refer to the accompanying graph to answer the questions that follow.
If the firm is maximizing profits, total cost is represented by the area:
Question 15
An example of an explicit cost is:
Question 16
Refer to the accompanying figure. A firm would shut down in the short run if the price is:
Question 17
The accompanying table represents the quantity produced, the total revenue, and the total cost of a firm operating in a perfectly competitive market. Refer to this table to answer the questions that follow.
Profits are maximized when producing:
Question 18
When talking about economic profits in a perfectly competitive market, the difference between the long run and the short run is that, in the short run, firms:
Question 19
A farmer’s market is close to being a perfectly competitive market. Which characteristic of a perfectly competitive market do most farmer’s markets violate?
Question 20
If Nicole’s KnickKnacks is a perfectly competitive firm and is making zero economic profits:
