As Long as the Output of an Individual Firm in a Perfectly

question 56

Multiple Choice

As long as the output of an individual firm in a perfectly competitive market is very small with respect to the total market for the product:

• A) each individual firm can change price only by a small degree.
• B) each individual firm sells a slightly differentiated product.
• C) each individual firm takes the price as a "given".
• D) firms are able to get together and effectively agree on restricting quantity supplied and raising prices.
• E) depending on market conditions, the "given" price may be above or below the industry equilibrium price.

Recognize the ethical considerations and standards in accounting, including the impact of small ethical lapses and the legal implications for unethical behavior.

Understand the significance of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act on corporate responsibility and financial disclosures.

Comprehend the primary role of accounting in business and society.

Distinguish the characteristics of various forms of business organization.

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