A) protect small businesses.
B) protect the competitiveness of U.S.markets.
C) protect the prices of American-made products.
D) ensure firms earn only a fair profit.
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A) Muria,but not for Zenya.
B) Zenya,but not for Muria.
C) both Muria and Zenya.
D) neither Muria nor Zenya.
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A) $14
B) $11
C) $7
D) $1
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A) output effect disappears.
B) price effect disappears.
C) output effect equals the price effect.
D) price of the product greatly exceeds marginal cost.
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A) they are unable to maintain the same degree of monopoly power enjoyed by a monopolist.
B) each firm's profit always ends up being zero.
C) society is worse off as a result.
D) Both a and c are correct.
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A) both firms produce a low level of output.
B) ABC produces a low level of output and XYZ produces a high level of output.
C) ABC produces a high level of output and XYZ produces a low level of output.
D) both firms produce a high level of output.
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A) disarm in order to increase its influence in world affairs.
B) disarm in order to promote world peace.
C) build new weapons in order to promote world peace.
D) build new weapons in order to increase its influence in world affairs.
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A) $4
B) $5
C) $6
D) $7
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A) a monopoly market.
B) an oligopoly market.
C) a duopoly market.
D) a competitive market.
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A) When duopoly firms reach a Nash equilibrium,their combined level of output is the monopoly level of output.
B) When oligopoly firms collude,they are behaving as a cartel.
C) In an oligopoly,self-interest drives the market to the competitive outcome.
D) An oligopoly is an example of monopolistic competition.
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A) lowering prices.
B) increasing profits for the group of firms as a whole.
C) increasing profits for itself,regardless of the impact on profits for the group of firms as a whole.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) $14
B) $10
C) $9
D) $8
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A) the low elasticity of demand for oil in the short run.
B) the large number of buyers from each member nation.
C) surging demand for oil in the early 1980s.
D) OPEC members failing to produce their agreed-upon production levels.
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A) Urun will invariably be worse off than before the agreement was broken.
B) Urun will counter by decreasing its production in order to maintain price stability.
C) Urun's profit will be maximized by holding its production constant.
D) Urun's profit will decrease if it follows suit and increases production.
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A) $8 and the equilibrium quantity is 200 gallons.
B) $5 and the equilibrium quantity is 500 gallons.
C) $2 and the equilibrium quantity is 800 gallons.
D) $0 and the equilibrium quantity is 1,000 gallons.
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A) a horizontal demand curve.
B) an inelastic demand for their product.
C) the cooperation of their members.
D) enforcement of antitrust laws.
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A) the theory of monopoly to model their behavior.
B) the theory of aggressive competition to model their behavior.
C) game theory to model their behavior.
D) cartel theory to model their behavior.
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