Points outside the production possibility frontier are

A. producible.
B. endowment points.
C. consumer equilibrium points.
D. unattainable.


D. unattainable.

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Compared to a monopolistic competitor, a monopolist faces

A) a more elastic demand curve. B) a more inelastic demand curve. C) a more elastic demand curve at higher prices and a more inelastic demand curve at lower prices. D) a demand curve that has a price elasticity coefficient of zero.

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Refer to the above figure. The curve reflects

A) the law of diminishing marginal product in labor. B) the law of diminishing marginal product in capital. C) the law of increasing marginal product in labor. D) the law of increasing marginal product in capital.

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In monopolistic competition, in the short run a firm maximizes its profit by selecting an output at which marginal cost equals

A) average total cost. B) marginal revenue. C) price. D) zero.

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