The Principal Difference Between Economic Profits for a Monopolist and for a Competitive

question 24

Multiple Choice

The principal difference between economic profits for a monopolist and for a competitive firm is that

• A)monopoly profits create major problems of equity whereas competitive profits do not.
• B)competitive profits exist only in the short run whereas monopoly profits may exist in the long run as well.
• C)monopoly profits represent a transfer out of consumer surplus whereas competitive profits do not.monopoly profits are considered a deadweight loss but competitive profits are not.
• D)monopoly profits are considered a deadweight loss but competitive profits are not.

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Definitions:

EPS Growth Rate

The rate at which a company's earnings per share (EPS) has grown or is expected to grow over a specified period.

Rate of Return

The positive or negative financial outcome of an investment over a specific period, expressed in terms of a percentage of the cost of investment.

EPS

EPS stands for Earnings Per Share, a financial ratio that indicates the portion of a company's profit allocated to each outstanding share of common stock.

Marginal Tax Bracket

The tax rate that applies to the last dollar of the taxpayer's income, indicating additional taxes on future earnings.