US13L1
1
A monopoly occurs when_________________.
only natural barriers to entry exist
close substitutes exist
only franchises exist
a barrier to entry into the industry exists
2
When natural or legal forces work to protect a firm from competition, the market is said to have __________________.
non-competitive entry
non-competitive supply
barriers to entry
restricted competition
3
The granting of a patent or a copyright ________________.
creates a legal monopoly
creates a natural monopoly
reduces prices
stimulates competition in the arts
4
The existence of economies of scale creates ________________.
a market in which many firms make identical products
a legal monopoly
a natural monopoly
a government monopoly
5
When Dominant Pizza is willing to sell a pizza to a student who lives on-campus at a lower price than it is willing to sell the identical pizza to a student who lives a block away from the campus, the pizza firm is ______________.
incurring a loss on on-campus sales
unfair
practicing price discrimination
eliminating all competition
6
A monopoly that sells every unit of its output at the same price is a _______________________.
single-price monopoly
legal monopoly
unit-price monopoly
natural monopoly
7
Producer surplus is equal to _________________.
the opportunity cost of producing the good minus the consumer's value of the good
the opportunity cost of producing the good minus the marginal cost
the producer's revenue minus the value of the good
the producer's revenue minus the opportunity cost of production
8
Deadweight loss measures the inefficiency of the market as the loss of ________________.
consumer surplus only
consumer surplus minus producer surplus
consumer surplus and producer surplus
producer surplus only
9
The attempt to capture consumer surplus, producer surplus, or economic profit is called __________________.
rent seeking
a natural monopoly
price discrimination
gouging
10
Consumer surplus is the ____________________________.
value the consumer places on a good minus its price
opportunity cost of a good minus its value
price of a good minus its opportunity cost
price of a good minus the value the consumer places on it
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