Instructions: Upload your answers to this worksheet on SOUL in one single PDF file. Perfect Competition Monopoly Similarities Goal of firms Maximize Maximize Rule for maximizing profit Can earn economic Yes / No Yes / No profits in SR? Differences Number of firms Marginal revenue MR __ P MR Price P_ MC P MC Market quantity Larger / Smaller Larger / Smaller Market price Higher / Lower Higher / Lower Entry in the LR? Yes / No Yes / No Can earn economic Yes / No Yes / No profits in LR?

Instructions: Upload your answers to this worksheet on SOUL in one single PDF file. Perfect Competition Monopoly Similarities Goal of firms Maximize Maximize Rule for maximizing profit Can earn economic Yes / No Yes / No profits in SR? Differences Number of firms Marginal revenue MR __ P MR Price P_ MC P MC Market quantity Larger / Smaller Larger / Smaller Market price Higher / Lower Higher / Lower Entry in the LR? Yes / No Yes / No Can earn economic Yes / No Yes / No profits in LR?

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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