If a firm enjoys producer surplus in perfectly competitive Market A of $1000 and would enjoy producer surplus in perfectly competitive Market B of $1200, the firm would consider moving to Market B if
A) fixed costs are greater than $100 in Market A.
B) fixed costs are less than $200 in Market B.
C) fixed costs are less than $300 but greater than $200 in Market B.
D) fixed costs in Market B are less than the fixed costs in Market A plus $200.
D
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A) the MRP curve shifts to the right. B) the MPP curve shifts to the right. C) the MFC curve shifts to the right. D) the MFC curve shifts to the left.
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A. how easily you can reduce the risk of experiencing the event you're insuring against. B. how many others will likely be affected by the same risk. C. how catastrophic would the event's occurrence be if the event you're insuring against happened. D. when the event you're insuring against is most likely to occur.
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