A) an oligopoly.
B) a monopoly.
C) perfectly competitive.
D) monopolistically competitive.
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A) The considerable efforts made by the various competitors to coordinate fare increases.
B) The unwillingness of individual firms to match increased amenities offered by other firms.
C) The substantial profits airlines have earned over the past several years.
D) The virtual absence of control over costs by any of the firms operating in the industry.
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A) Managers make decisions based on the strategy they think their rivals will pursue.
B) Managers attempt to deliberately mislead their rivals regarding the strategy they will pursue.
C) When making decisions, managers basically ignore the mutual interdependence that exists among rivals.
D) Managers refuse to negotiate with their rivals when it comes to such decisions as what price to charge.
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A) It assumes that firms do not attempt to maximize profits.
B) It assumes that firms determine the profit-maximizing level of output by equating marginal cost and average variable cost.
C) It does not explain how the equilibrium market price is determined.
D) It does not explain the price stickiness that is routinely observed in oligopolistic markets.
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A) perfect competition.
B) monopolistic competition.
C) noncooperative monopoly.
D) noncooperative oligopoly.
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A) an oligopoly.
B) a monopoly.
C) perfectly competitive.
D) monopolistically competitive
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A) lower than the potential entrant's ATC but greater than the firm's own ATC.
B) greater than the potential entrant's ATC but lower than the firm's own ATC.
C) lower than the potential entrant's ATC but greater than the firm's own AVC.
D) greater than the potential entrant's ATC but lower than the firm's own AVC.
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A) Collusion.
B) Price leadership.
C) Formation of cartels.
D) Investment in research and development.
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A) demand for the firms' products remains stable.
B) the firms' cost structures are similar.
C) the firms' products are highly differentiated.
D) each firm controls the same share of the market.
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A) Cartels are sometimes difficult to maintain because a member can cheat by raising its price above the agreed price.
B) Cartels restrict industry output in order to raise price.
C) Cartels are inherently stable, because oligopolistic firms rarely change price.
D) are easier to establish and maintain when the cost functions of the individual members are more similar to one another.
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A) the number of firms operating in the industry prior to enactment of the policy.
B) how far the predatory price is below cost.
C) the period of time for which the predatory price is in effect.
D) the length of time over which recoupment of profits occurs.
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A) the dominant strategy of each player.
B) a set of strategies for which all players are choosing their best strategy, given the actions of the other players.
C) the set of strategies that result in the maximum payoff to each player.
D) the set of strategies chosen when the players in a game can cooperate with each other.
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A) presence of long-run economic profits.
B) fact that in all cases firms produce a standardized product.
C) mutual interdependence of the firms in the market.
D) near total absence of advertising.
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