You produce stereo components for sale in two markets, foreign and domestic, and the two groups of consumers cannot trade with one another. If your firm practices third-degree price discrimination to maximize profits, the marginal revenue
A) in the foreign market will equal the marginal cost.
B) in the domestic market will equal the marginal cost.
C) in the domestic market will equal the marginal revenue in the domestic market.
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
D
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According to Adam Smith
A) government intervention in markets is not desirable because an invisible hand leads decisions made in pursuit of self-interest to unintentionally promote the social interest. B) politicians are well-equipped to regulate corporations and intervene in markets to improve market outcomes. C) when big corporations pursue their self-interest of maximum profit, they will inevitably conflict with social interest. D) in a market transaction buyers can either get what they want for less than they would be willing to pay or sellers can earn a profit, but both buyers and sellers can't gain simultaneously.
In an economy where nominal incomes adjust equally to changes in the price level, we would expect the long-run aggregate supply curve to be: a. vertical
b. horizontal. c. unit elastic. d. negatively sloped. e. positively sloped.
Monopolistically competitive markets are like perfectly competitive markets because in both markets, firms:
A. have some control over price. B. face substantial barriers to entry. C. face a large number of competitors. D. have no control over price.
A monopolist is maximizing profit at an output rate of 100 units per week. At this output rate, the price that its customers are willing and able to pay is $8 per unit, average total cost is $5 per unit, and marginal cost is $6 per unit. It may be
concluded that at this monthly output rate, marginal revenue is A) $5 per unit, and the monopolist earns zero economic profits. B) $6 per unit, and the monopolist earns economic profits of $200 per week. C) $6 per unit, and the monopolist earns economic losses of $100 per week. D) $6 per unit, and the monopolist earns economic profits of $300 per week.