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.

Recognize the significance of specialization and trade in improving economic efficiency.

Distinguish between factor markets and product markets within the circular flow of an economy.

Analyze the effects of resource reallocation on production possibilities.

Appreciate the role of economists in supporting free trade and understanding economic indicators.

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Definitions:

Trial Balance

A bookkeeping worksheet in which the balances of all ledgers are compiled into debit and credit account columns to ensure accuracy.

Accounts Receivable

Dues from clients to a corporation for goods or services already benefited from but yet to be paid for.

Debit Entries

Accounting records that increase an asset or expense account, or decrease a liability, equity, or revenue account.

Credit Entries

Accounting entries that increase liability or equity accounts or decrease asset or expense accounts.