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| Class: | EconS 352 |
| Subject: | Economic Sciences |
| University: | Washington State University |
| Term: | Spring 2010 |
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The economic theory of a firm assumes that the primary objective of a firm//owners is to....
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maximize the value of the firm |
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what is the relationship between economic and accounting profit
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Economic profit is less than accounting profit |
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economic profits may result from
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innovation, risk taking, and explotinging market inefficientcys |
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Managers may make decisions that are not consistent with the goals of stockholders. this is reffered to as
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the principal agent problem |
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ConAgra has introduced a lean mixture of cereal and ground beef that is indistingushable from ground beef but has about the same amount of fat as chicken. As a result the...
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demand for chicken decreases |
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Which good represents substitue goods
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contacts and eyeglasses |
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information on the quatities that would be purchased at different prices, holding all other factors constent in a given time period from buyers is shown in a
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Market demand curve |
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The demand curves's usual slope implys that customers...
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buy less of a good whose price increases |
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A market demand curve is likely to shift to the right when
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population increases |
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As we move down the linear demand curve, demand becomes
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less elastic |
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Is the demand -2.625 elastic
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yes |
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what type of good is beer relative to textbooks in a "college setting"
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Substitues |
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the price elasticity of market demand primarily depends on the....
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Availability of substitutions |
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The price elasticity of demand can be interpreted as the...
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percentage change in the quantity demanded divided by the percentage change in the good's price |
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`the income elasticity of demand is defined as the...
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Percentaged change in the quantity dermanded divided by the percentage change in per capita income |
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points along an indifference curve represents bundles of goods that
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deliver equal utility |
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Consumer surplus is defined as
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The difference between what a consumer is willing to pay and what they actually pay for a good or service. |
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international trade is introduced for a good, the producers in the importing country are
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worse off due to an increase of supply of the good |
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a production function is a table, a graph, or an equation showing the...
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maximum output that can be achieved from specified levels of input |
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the average producut of labor is defined as the
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output/labor input usage |
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the marginal product of labor is divided by the...
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change in output/change in input usage |
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in what state of production is marginal product greater than zero but less than the actual product
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Stage 2 |
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Concerning production in stage 3
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It is the stage of economic inefficency |
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The cobb-douglas function is represented by...
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Q=aL^bK^cr5e5 |
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An isoquant identifies
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shows all possible (efficient) input bundles capable of producing a given output level |
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The marginal rate of technical substiution between two inputs:
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Shows the rate which one input can be traded for another, holding output constant |
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The production function of the for Q=aL^0.2K^0.2
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implies decreasing returns to sales |
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Which statement about the relationship between the marginal cost and the average variable is correct
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When marginal cost is falling, AVC is falling AND when MC exceedes AVC, AVC must be rising |
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The supply curve of a competative firm in the short run is it's
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Marginal cost curve above the minimum of average variable cost |
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In the model of perfect competition there are...
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low barriers to entry and limited nonprice competition |
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in the model of perfect competition, firms maximize profits by producing where...
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price=MC |
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Economies of scope exist when it is cheaper to produce...
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given quatities of two different products together than to produce the same quantities seperately |
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Who was the first president to enforce the sherman antitrust act was...
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Prez. Roosevelt |
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the learner index measures...
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the ability of a monopoly to set price above marginal cost |
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output elasticity can be defined as the
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percentage change in output/the equal percentage change in all inputs |
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Price discrimination is defined as
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when the same product is sold at more than one price |
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A firm with production located in a poor idaho town sells toys locally for $10 each and ships the same toys to sell in a wealthy idaho town for $15. Theyre not price discriminating if...
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total transportation cost is $5/unit |
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when pan united airlines give a $400 free discount to persons with student ids, they are practicing...
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3rd degree price discrimination |
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when an electrical utility company charges higher rates during the day rather than night, it is practicing
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Peak-load pricing |
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in the model of oligopoly there...
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are few firms producing differentiated or undifferentiated products |
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in the united states most cartels were declared illegal by the..
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sherman antitrust act |
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the objective of a cartel is to
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control supply to decrecrease production |
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the opec oil cartel lost it's market power and the world oil prices fell in the 1980s
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members began to cheat on agreement |
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cereal manufactureres use of coupons can be partially explained by
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third degree price discrimination |
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in an english auction
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buyers bid against eachother with a sucession of increasingly higher bids until only one remains AND the dominate strategy is to bid up until your reservation price |
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in a sealed bid auction
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each bidder submits a price that is known only to that bidder. bids are opened and the highest (lowest) bid is accepted |
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the winner's curse occurs because
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The winning bid exceeds true value of the object |
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Tristate states sale price is lowered and lowered until the good is sold. this is an example of...
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dutch auction |
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How do you calculate optimal bid?
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Reservation price- (reservation price- lowest/#) |
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Business risk is...
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the variation in firm net income due to price or production risk |
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a definition of subjective probability is
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a persons degree of certainty of an event occouring |
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a decision fork is represented by a...
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square |
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a chance fork with payoffs given for each branch is assigned a value based on the...
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the expected value of all payoff branches |
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a decision for with payoff givedfor each brach is assigned a value based on t
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the highest payoff branch |
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considering a business, budgets are best concerned as a
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management function |
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what type of budget would you use to analyze a marginal change in your operation that effects multiple enterprises
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partial budget |
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| The economic theory of a firm assumes that the primary objective of a firm//owners is to.... | maximize the value of the firm | |
| what is the relationship between economic and accounting profit | Economic profit is less than accounting profit | |
| economic profits may result from | innovation, risk taking, and explotinging market inefficientcys | |
| Managers may make decisions that are not consistent with the goals of stockholders. this is reffered to as | the principal agent problem | |
| ConAgra has introduced a lean mixture of cereal and ground beef that is indistingushable from ground beef but has about the same amount of fat as chicken. As a result the... | demand for chicken decreases | |
| Which good represents substitue goods | contacts and eyeglasses | |
| information on the quatities that would be purchased at different prices, holding all other factors constent in a given time period from buyers is shown in a | Market demand curve | |
| The demand curves's usual slope implys that customers... | buy less of a good whose price increases | |
| A market demand curve is likely to shift to the right when | population increases | |
| As we move down the linear demand curve, demand becomes | less elastic | |
| Is the demand -2.625 elastic | yes | |
| what type of good is beer relative to textbooks in a "college setting" | Substitues | |
| the price elasticity of market demand primarily depends on the.... | Availability of substitutions | |
| The price elasticity of demand can be interpreted as the... | percentage change in the quantity demanded divided by the percentage change in the good's price | |
| `the income elasticity of demand is defined as the... | Percentaged change in the quantity dermanded divided by the percentage change in per capita income | |
| points along an indifference curve represents bundles of goods that | deliver equal utility | |
| Consumer surplus is defined as | The difference between what a consumer is willing to pay and what they actually pay for a good or service. | |
| international trade is introduced for a good, the producers in the importing country are | worse off due to an increase of supply of the good | |
| a production function is a table, a graph, or an equation showing the... | maximum output that can be achieved from specified levels of input | |
| the average producut of labor is defined as the | output/labor input usage | |
| the marginal product of labor is divided by the... | change in output/change in input usage | |
| in what state of production is marginal product greater than zero but less than the actual product | Stage 2 | |
| Concerning production in stage 3 | It is the stage of economic inefficency | |
| The cobb-douglas function is represented by... | Q=aL^bK^cr5e5 | |
| An isoquant identifies | shows all possible (efficient) input bundles capable of producing a given output level | |
| The marginal rate of technical substiution between two inputs: | Shows the rate which one input can be traded for another, holding output constant | |
| The production function of the for Q=aL^0.2K^0.2 | implies decreasing returns to sales | |
| Which statement about the relationship between the marginal cost and the average variable is correct | When marginal cost is falling, AVC is falling AND when MC exceedes AVC, AVC must be rising | |
| The supply curve of a competative firm in the short run is it's | Marginal cost curve above the minimum of average variable cost | |
| In the model of perfect competition there are... | low barriers to entry and limited nonprice competition | |
| in the model of perfect competition, firms maximize profits by producing where... | price=MC | |
| Economies of scope exist when it is cheaper to produce... | given quatities of two different products together than to produce the same quantities seperately | |
| Who was the first president to enforce the sherman antitrust act was... | Prez. Roosevelt | |
| the learner index measures... | the ability of a monopoly to set price above marginal cost | |
| output elasticity can be defined as the | percentage change in output/the equal percentage change in all inputs | |
| Price discrimination is defined as | when the same product is sold at more than one price | |
| A firm with production located in a poor idaho town sells toys locally for $10 each and ships the same toys to sell in a wealthy idaho town for $15. Theyre not price discriminating if... | total transportation cost is $5/unit | |
| when pan united airlines give a $400 free discount to persons with student ids, they are practicing... | 3rd degree price discrimination | |
| when an electrical utility company charges higher rates during the day rather than night, it is practicing | Peak-load pricing | |
| in the model of oligopoly there... | are few firms producing differentiated or undifferentiated products | |
| in the united states most cartels were declared illegal by the.. | sherman antitrust act | |
| the objective of a cartel is to | control supply to decrecrease production | |
| the opec oil cartel lost it's market power and the world oil prices fell in the 1980s | members began to cheat on agreement | |
| cereal manufactureres use of coupons can be partially explained by | third degree price discrimination | |
| in an english auction | buyers bid against eachother with a sucession of increasingly higher bids until only one remains AND the dominate strategy is to bid up until your reservation price | |
| in a sealed bid auction | each bidder submits a price that is known only to that bidder. bids are opened and the highest (lowest) bid is accepted | |
| the winner's curse occurs because | The winning bid exceeds true value of the object | |
| Tristate states sale price is lowered and lowered until the good is sold. this is an example of... | dutch auction | |
| How do you calculate optimal bid? | Reservation price- (reservation price- lowest/#) | |
| Business risk is... | the variation in firm net income due to price or production risk | |
| a definition of subjective probability is | a persons degree of certainty of an event occouring | |
| a decision fork is represented by a... | square | |
| a chance fork with payoffs given for each branch is assigned a value based on the... | the expected value of all payoff branches | |
| a decision for with payoff givedfor each brach is assigned a value based on t | the highest payoff branch | |
| considering a business, budgets are best concerned as a | management function | |
| what type of budget would you use to analyze a marginal change in your operation that effects multiple enterprises | partial budget | |
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