9 of 15 Warwick Inc produces in a monopolisticaly competive market. Which of the tolowing comectly explains ho rket structure would transition rom the short un to the long nun? O The supemomal profits eamed by Warwick inc in the short run will attract new fems into the market. This will sht the maet supply cunve to the right, which wl reduce the market price and the price faced by Warwick ine The price wll keep faling until Average Revenue equals Average Cost and only normal O The supemommal profits eamed by Warwick inc in the short run will aract new fems io the market This wil sht Warick inc demand ourve to the let andtw continue toshi et unti Average Revenue equals Average Cost and only normal profts are made O The supemomal profts eamed by Wanwick Inc in the short un willad to he market demand aurve shiting to he right which rise the price fms can sel atand wat new frms into the market This will shit Warwick incs supply Cost and only normal profits are made nght which will reduce the price can sell at and this wil ntinue un Average Revenue q Average The supemomal profits eamed by Warwick inc in the short run Incs profes in the long nan, due to high bariers to entry which prevent the entry of new fems and thus protect Warwick ONo answer

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Warwick Inc. produces in a monopolistically compettive market. Which of the following corectly explains howa fmin this market struchure would transition trom the short run to the long
run?
O The supemomal profits eamed by Warwick Inc in the short run will attract new firma into the market. This wil shit the market supply curve to the right, which will reduce the market
price and the price faced by Warwick ine. The price wil keep falling until Average Revenue equals Average Cost and only normal profits are made.
O The supermormal profits eamed by Warwick Inc. in the short run will attract new firms into he martet. This wil shit Warwick ine. demand curve to the left and t wit continue to shit
left until Average Revenue equals Average Cost and only normal profits are made
O The supemomal profits eamed by Wanwick Inc. in the short run will lead to the market demand aurve shifing to the right, which will raise the price fims can sell at and ts wil atract
now frms into the market. This wil shit Warwick Inc.s aupply curve to the right, which wil reduce the price can sell at and this wit continue untl Average Revenue equals Average
Cost and only normal profits are made
O The supemomal profits eamed by Warwick inc. in the short run wil remain in the kong nun, due to high barriers to entry which prevent the entry of new feme and thua protect Waraick
Incs profes
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10 of 15
Which of the following statements is true?
O We can find a firm's average cost by finding the slope of the firm's total cost curve.
O The law of diminishing returns is a long run concept, such that as both inputs are increased to scale, output increases by proportionately less.
O fa fim has increasing retums to scale at all levels of output, then the marginal cost curve will always lie under the average cost curve.
A convex production possibility frontier derives from increasing opportunity cost.
O No answer
11 of 15
If a perfectly compettive firm is in the long run equilibrium and demand in the industry then rises, which of the following would explain the changes the fierm would expertence?
O The supernomal profits that could be made in the long run will attract new firms into the market. This will shit the firm's demand curve to the left and it will continue to shift left unti
Average Revenue equals Average Cost and only normal profits are made in the long run.
O The lack of supemormal profits in the short run will lead to the market demand curve shiting to the left, which wil lower the price firms can sel at. This will cause frms to esit the
market, shifting the market supply curve to the left. The price that the firm can sell at will fall and this will continue until only normal profits are made in the long run.
O The market price would intially ise leading to short run supernormal profits for firms in the market. This would attract new firms into the market and would shit industry supply to the
right. The price would be pushed down until all supemomal profits have been competed away in the long run.
O The increase in demand will cause new firms to enter the market. This will shift the supply curve for the industry to the left and raise the market price. Fims will make supemormal
profits in the short run, but will then experience an increase in average costs in the long run which will lead to normal profits being made.
ONo answer
Transcribed Image Text:9 of 15 Warwick Inc. produces in a monopolistically compettive market. Which of the following corectly explains howa fmin this market struchure would transition trom the short run to the long run? O The supemomal profits eamed by Warwick Inc in the short run will attract new firma into the market. This wil shit the market supply curve to the right, which will reduce the market price and the price faced by Warwick ine. The price wil keep falling until Average Revenue equals Average Cost and only normal profits are made. O The supermormal profits eamed by Warwick Inc. in the short run will attract new firms into he martet. This wil shit Warwick ine. demand curve to the left and t wit continue to shit left until Average Revenue equals Average Cost and only normal profits are made O The supemomal profits eamed by Wanwick Inc. in the short run will lead to the market demand aurve shifing to the right, which will raise the price fims can sell at and ts wil atract now frms into the market. This wil shit Warwick Inc.s aupply curve to the right, which wil reduce the price can sell at and this wit continue untl Average Revenue equals Average Cost and only normal profits are made O The supemomal profits eamed by Warwick inc. in the short run wil remain in the kong nun, due to high barriers to entry which prevent the entry of new feme and thua protect Waraick Incs profes ONo answer 10 of 15 Which of the following statements is true? O We can find a firm's average cost by finding the slope of the firm's total cost curve. O The law of diminishing returns is a long run concept, such that as both inputs are increased to scale, output increases by proportionately less. O fa fim has increasing retums to scale at all levels of output, then the marginal cost curve will always lie under the average cost curve. A convex production possibility frontier derives from increasing opportunity cost. O No answer 11 of 15 If a perfectly compettive firm is in the long run equilibrium and demand in the industry then rises, which of the following would explain the changes the fierm would expertence? O The supernomal profits that could be made in the long run will attract new firms into the market. This will shit the firm's demand curve to the left and it will continue to shift left unti Average Revenue equals Average Cost and only normal profits are made in the long run. O The lack of supemormal profits in the short run will lead to the market demand curve shiting to the left, which wil lower the price firms can sel at. This will cause frms to esit the market, shifting the market supply curve to the left. The price that the firm can sell at will fall and this will continue until only normal profits are made in the long run. O The market price would intially ise leading to short run supernormal profits for firms in the market. This would attract new firms into the market and would shit industry supply to the right. The price would be pushed down until all supemomal profits have been competed away in the long run. O The increase in demand will cause new firms to enter the market. This will shift the supply curve for the industry to the left and raise the market price. Fims will make supemormal profits in the short run, but will then experience an increase in average costs in the long run which will lead to normal profits being made. ONo answer
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