For a perfectly competitive firm that should continue to operate in the short run, loss is minimized where
a. MR is maximized
b. MR = MC
c. P < MC
d. MR < MC
e. MR > ATC
B
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Kendrick wants to start a tax preparation company and is going to his bank to borrow $50,000. This is an example of
A) a primary market transaction. B) indirect finance. C) a secondary market transaction. D) direct finance.
Under conditions of perfect competition, maximum profit or minimum loss occurs at the point where
a. AR = ATC. b. MR = AR. c. AR = MC. d. AVC = ATC.
For those workers who are given fringe benefits such as health insurance and pensions, the additional income this amounts to over and above the average hourly wage can be as much as (for some workers)
a. 10-12% b. 30-40% c. 51-62%% d. 70% or more
Refer to the graphs shown. The curve that best illustrates the law of supply is:
A. I. B. II. C. III. D. IV.