Which statement is incorrect?
A. The quantity that the monopolist produces for sales on the market is
substantially less than that supplied by a perfectly competitive
industry.
B. Monopolists make excess profits in the long run.
C. The price fixed by a monopolist is lower than the price of perfect
competition.
D. A monopoly could utilise economies of scale.
E. Under monopolistic competition, economic profit can be earned in the
short run.
Nash equilibrium can be defined as the competitive outcome where _____
A. all firms set prices equal to average cost and all firms make economic
profit.
B. each firm sets a price equal to marginal cost and each firm makes
economic profit.
C. each firm sets a price higher than marginal cost and each firm makes
economic profit.
D. each firm sets a price lower than marginal cost and each firm makes
economic profit.
E. firms set a price lower than average cost and all firms make economic
profit.
If the price elasticity of demand is 1.6 and a firm increases the price of its
product by 10%, it would expect its total revenue to _____
A. decrease by 16%.
B. increase by 16%.
C. increase by 6%.
D. remain constant.
E. decrease by 6%.
Factors of production _____
A. are normative concepts.
B. are studied primarily in microeconomics.
C. represent the classification of different resources available to an
economy.
D. represent the trade-offs as you move along the demand curve.
E. represent the trade-offs as you move along the isoquant curve.
what Is Accounting?
Explain the main contribution for Irving Fisher, Economist of neo-classical school of Economic Thought and how his contributions have improved the modern day understanding and application of Economics.
( In 400 words)
Explain the main contribution for Alfred Fisher Marshall, Economist of neo-classical school of Economic Thought and how his contributions have improved the modern day understanding and application of Economics.
( In 400 words)
Explain the main contribution for Joseph Schumpeter, Economist of neo-classical school of Economic Thought and how his contributions have improved the modern day understanding and application of Economics.
( In 400 words)
Explain the main contribution for Vilfredo Pareto, Economist of neo-classical school of Economic Thought and how his contributions have improved the modern day understanding and application of Economics.
( In 400 words)
Explain the main contribution for Leo Walrus, Economist of neo-classical school of Economic Thought and how his contributions have improved the modern day understanding and application of Economics.
( In 400 words)