1. Inefficient allocation of resources occurs when A. society is operating at a point low on the production possibilities frontier B. society is operating at a point high on the production possibilities frontier C. no one can be made better off without having someone else give up something D. it is possible to make some people better off without making others worse off.

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8. As the demand for a product falls, it is not uncommon for the industry to become a monopoly. This is
most likely due to
A. An increase in the number of barrier
B The surviving firm operating on the declining part of its average cost curve
C Patent protection causing high prices
D Legal restrictions being imposed
9. Until recently, the drug maker Pfizer enjoyed a monopoly of the cholesterol-control drug Lipitor
because of patents rights. True or false
10. In order for the price system to have satisfied the exacting requirements for efficiency,
A. MU must equal MC for each and every commodity.
B. every consumer's MU will be equal to marginal physical product.
C. The average cost of producing each good must be to its MU. D. The maximum possible of the total
economic profit must be produced.
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Transcribed Image Text:homework micro.docx - Word (Error de activación de productos) ARCHIVO INICIO INSERTAR DISEÑO DISEÑO DE PÁGINA Diana Arenas - REFERENCIAS CORRESPONDENCIA REVISAR VISTA X Cortar A Buscar - Calibri (Cuerpo) 11- A A Aar A AаBЬСcDd AaBЬСcDd AaBbС AаBbСcС Аав АавЬСсD ab Copiar Sac Reemplazar Pegar x² A - aby , A I Normal 1 Sin espa.. Título 1 Título 2 Puesto Subtítulo N K abe X, Copiar formato Seleccionar - Portapapeles Fuente Párrafo Estilos Edición 8. As the demand for a product falls, it is not uncommon for the industry to become a monopoly. This is most likely due to A. An increase in the number of barrier B The surviving firm operating on the declining part of its average cost curve C Patent protection causing high prices D Legal restrictions being imposed 9. Until recently, the drug maker Pfizer enjoyed a monopoly of the cholesterol-control drug Lipitor because of patents rights. True or false 10. In order for the price system to have satisfied the exacting requirements for efficiency, A. MU must equal MC for each and every commodity. B. every consumer's MU will be equal to marginal physical product. C. The average cost of producing each good must be to its MU. D. The maximum possible of the total economic profit must be produced. PÁGINA 1 DE 2 INGLÉS (ESTADOS UNIDOS) + 366 PALABRAS 113% 10:25 AM O Type here to search 11/17/2020 (9
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1. Inefficient allocation of resources occurs when
A. society is operating at a point low on the production possibilities frontier
B. society is operating at a point high on the production possibilities frontier
C. no one can be made better off without having someone else give up something
D. it is possible to make some people better off without making others worse off.
2. The marginal revenue curve for a monopolist is always below the demand curve. True or false
3. Under a systems of laissez-faire, output selection is determined by consumers' wants. True or false
4. Any increase in efficiency increases output available for distribution. True or false
5. Under the theory of perfect competition, firms and buyers know the availability and prices associate
with all products in the market. True or false
6. Politician and citizens may often choose policies that reduce economic efficiency because they are
perceived as “fairer". True or false
7. Society might argue that there are cases in which it is appropriate to resist price increases in
situations where scarcity is serious. Included would be the case of
A. All of the responses are correct
B. Taxes imposed on products capriciously and inappropriate
C Rising pricing falling so heavily on the poor that rationing becomes preferable
D. Unrestrained monopoly that would otherwise succeed in extracting funds from the public.
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Transcribed Image Text:homework micro.docx - Word (Error de activación de productos) ARCHIVO INICIO INSERTAR DISEÑO DISEÑO DE PÁGINA CORRESPONDENCIA Diana Arenas - REFERENCIAS REVISAR VISTA X Cortar A Buscar - -|11 - A Calibri (Cuerpo) A Aa- A AaBbCcDd AaBbCcDd AaBbC AaBbCcC AABI AaBbCcD ab Copiar Sac Reemplazar 1 Normal 1 Sin espa. Título 1 Título 2 Puesto Subtítulo Pegar N K abe X, x² A - aby - A Copiar formato Seleccionar - Portapapeles Fuente Párrafo Estilos Edición 1. Inefficient allocation of resources occurs when A. society is operating at a point low on the production possibilities frontier B. society is operating at a point high on the production possibilities frontier C. no one can be made better off without having someone else give up something D. it is possible to make some people better off without making others worse off. 2. The marginal revenue curve for a monopolist is always below the demand curve. True or false 3. Under a systems of laissez-faire, output selection is determined by consumers' wants. True or false 4. Any increase in efficiency increases output available for distribution. True or false 5. Under the theory of perfect competition, firms and buyers know the availability and prices associate with all products in the market. True or false 6. Politician and citizens may often choose policies that reduce economic efficiency because they are perceived as “fairer". True or false 7. Society might argue that there are cases in which it is appropriate to resist price increases in situations where scarcity is serious. Included would be the case of A. All of the responses are correct B. Taxes imposed on products capriciously and inappropriate C Rising pricing falling so heavily on the poor that rationing becomes preferable D. Unrestrained monopoly that would otherwise succeed in extracting funds from the public. PÁGINA 1 DE 2 INGLÉS (ESTADOS UNIDOS) + 366 PALABRAS 113% 10:21 AM O Type here to search 11/17/2020 (8
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