A) C
B) D
C) E
D) F
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A) information technology departments
B) subsidiary manufacturing divisions
C) previous industry relations
D) present and potential competitors
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A) $21B
B) $13B
C) $5B
D) there is not enough information to calculate
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A) pure monopoly.
B) oligopoly.
C) monopolistic competition.
D) pure competition.
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A) a pure monopoly
B) an oligopoly
C) monopolistic competition
D) pure competition
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A) fixed costs.
B) variable costs.
C) marginal costs.
D) administrative costs.
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A) decrease; stay the same
B) decrease; increase
C) stay the same; decrease
D) stay the same; increase
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A) The availability of substitutes.
B) Type of good (necessity or luxury) .
C) Importance of purchase relative to a person's disposable income.
D) The cost of production.
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A) 300,000 kits
B) 400,000 kits
C) 600,000 kits
D) 1,200,000 kits
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A) a small percentage decrease in price produces a smaller percentage increase in quantity demanded and total revenue falls.
B) a small percentage decrease in price produces a larger percentage increase in quantity demanded and total revenue increases.
C) an increase in price causes a larger increase in quantity demanded and total revenue falls to zero.
D) the quantity demanded remains the same regardless of level of price and total revenue is unchange
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A) an increase in demand that did not require an increase in price.
B) an increase in demand that required an increase in price.
C) no change in price and no change in demand.
D) no change in demand or price but a greater profit due to economies of scale.
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A) experience curve pricing
B) cost-plus fixed fee pricing
C) standard markup pricing
D) loss-leader pricing
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A) There is almost none; the market sets the price.
B) There is some competition within a range of prices.
C) There is generally a price leader that sets the price.
D) Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo are aware of each other's prices and may adjust their prices based on the prices of the other 2 firms.
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A) increases from $1.50 to $2.00 per unit.
B) decreases from $2.00 to $1.50 per unit.
C) stays the same per unit.
D) Figure 13-5b does not indicate what happens to profit when the quantity demanded moves.
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A) Canadian firms have long been praised for their insistence on managing for long-run profits.
B) Profit objectives are frequently measured in terms of return on investment or return on assets.
C) Firms that are interested in strategic planning set their objectives to maximize current profit.
D) A target return pricing objective would only be used by a company that needs to attract more customers to survive.
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A) Pure monopoly
B) Oligopoly
C) Monopolistic competition
D) Pure competition
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A) the weather
B) number of customers and the usage rate
C) the time of day
D) other toll bridges
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A) salaries.
B) commissions.
C) trade-ins.
D) extra fees.
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