Quiz 2 Micro Economics Chp 8 And Chp 9

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1. Is [FIRM UNDER IMPERFECT MARKET IS CALLED PRICE TAKER)your statement here] true or false?

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The statement "Firm under imperfect market is called price taker" is false. In an imperfect market, a firm has some degree of market power and can influence the price of its product. A price taker, on the other hand, is a firm in a perfectly competitive market that has no market power and must accept the prevailing market price. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

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Quiz 2 Micro Economics Chp 8 And Chp 9 - Quiz

This quiz covers key concepts from Microeconomics, focusing on market structures, pricing, and industry types, including monopolies and perfect competition scenarios.

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2. PROFIT MAXIMUM CONDITION UNDER PERFECT CONDITION  IS   

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The correct answer, MR=MC, refers to the profit-maximizing condition under perfect competition. In this scenario, a firm maximizes its profits by producing at a level where marginal revenue (MR) equals marginal cost (MC). This means that the additional revenue gained from producing one more unit is equal to the additional cost incurred. By producing at this level, the firm ensures that it is maximizing its profits and not incurring any unnecessary costs.

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3. Is [MONOPOLY OFFER HOMOGENIUS PRODUCT ] true or false?

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The statement "Monopoly offers a homogeneous product" is false. In a monopoly, there is only one seller in the market, giving them control over the price and quantity of the product they offer. However, this does not mean that the product is necessarily homogeneous. A homogeneous product refers to a product that is identical across all sellers in the market. In a monopoly, the product can still have variations or unique features, even though there is no competition.

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4. EXAMPLES OF CONSTANT COST INDUSTRY IS_____

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A constant cost industry is one where the cost of production remains the same regardless of the level of output. In the case of the textile and service-based industries, the cost of producing textiles or providing services does not increase or decrease significantly as production levels change. This could be due to factors such as stable input prices, efficient production processes, or economies of scale. Therefore, these industries can be considered examples of constant cost industries.

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Is [FIRM UNDER IMPERFECT MARKET IS CALLED PRICE TAKER)your statement...
PROFIT MAXIMUM CONDITION UNDER PERFECT CONDITION  IS   
Is [MONOPOLY OFFER HOMOGENIUS PRODUCT ] true or false?
EXAMPLES OF CONSTANT COST INDUSTRY IS_____
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