Whenever a Firm Can Charge a Price Greater Than Marginal

question 67

Multiple Choice

Whenever a firm can charge a price greater than marginal cost,

• A)the firm must be a monopolist.
• B)there is some loss of economic efficiency.
• C)consumers have the ability to choose a close substitute.
• D)the firm will earn economic profits.

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Definitions:

Voucher System

A control mechanism in accounting where vouchers are used to authorize the disbursement of cash and record financial transactions.