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ECS2601-23-S2  Welcome Message  Assessment 6

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Started on Saturday, 4 November 2023, 7:27 PM
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Completed on Saturday, 4 November 2023, 8:20 PM
Time taken 52 mins 36 secs
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Which of the following statements about a monopolistic competitor is FALSE?


a. A monopolistic competitor will produce at an output level where its MR and SMC curves intersect, given that it would
make either a profit or a loss, which is less than its total fixed cost.

b. The monopolistic competitor’s supply curve is part of its marginal cost curve.

c. The demand curve of a monopolistic competitor and that of its competitors may all have different positions.

d. The demand curve of a monopolistic competitor is downward sloping.




Question 2
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If a firm hires a currently unemployed worker, the opportunity cost of utilizing the worker’s services is zero.


Select one:
True

False

, Question 3

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A perfect competitor found that it could produce a maximum output of 100 units each day, which it can sell at the market
price or AR of R100, but even at this rate, it would make a loss. Considering this information, under what circumstances
would it definitely make a smaller loss if it shut down and produced nothing?


a. At an output level of 100 units a day, its short-run marginal cost (SMC) would be above R100.

b. At an output level of 100 units a day, its short-run average cost (SAC) would be above R100.

c. At an output level of 100 units a day, its average variable cost (AVC) would be above R100.

d. At an output level of 100 units a day, its average fixed cost (AFC) would be above R100.

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