Market Structures Quiz 10 (20 MCQs)

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1. In this market, sellers have the least control over prices:
2. In a market economy, what determines what and how much to produce?
3. Tony opens up a hot chocolate stand for two hours. He spends $ 10 for ingredients and sells $ 60 worth of tasty beverages. In the same two hours, he could have provided Uber services (illegally because he isn't 18) and earned $ 40. Tony's accounting profit is ..... and an economic profit of .....
4. In which way does monopolistic competition differ from perfect competition?
5. What is NOT part of nonprice competition?
6. Compared to a perfectly competitive industry with the same demand and cost curves, a monopoly's price and quantity will be which of the following?
7. Which of these is NOT an entry barrier created by government?
8. An economic system in which economic decisions and the pricing of goods and services are guided by the interactions of a country's individual citizens and businesses.
9. Markets like automobiles, cell phones, cable TV, and internet providers are examples of which market structure?
10. What does marginal mean in the language of economics?
11. In this environment, companies sell different products and services, set their own individual prices, fight for market share, and are often protected by barriers to entry and exit.
12. William, Elijah, and Sophia are discussing market structures in their economics class. They come across a market structure where a few large firms dominate the market. Which market structure are they talking about?
13. The ease of entry and exit means
14. A competitive market becomes a monopoly. What is likely to happen?
15. What consist of differentiated products?
16. What is the relationship between competitive behavior and competitive market structure?
17. A cable television company merges with a company that uses satellite dish technology to provide television service to consumers.
18. Public utilities (think FPL/City Water) are an example.
19. Why do US markets dominated by oligopolies result in higher prices than markets with normal competition?
20. Businesses and individuals decide what to produce and buy, and the market determines prices and quantities to be sold. The market will work out the price.