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When a monopolist switches from charging a single price to perfect price discrimination, it reduces a. the quantity produced. b. the firm’s profit. c. consumer surplus. d. total surplus

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第1题

A monopolist’s profits with price discrimination will be lower than if the firm charged a single, profit-maximizing price.

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第2题

A monopolist can:

A、sell as much as he wants at the chosen price since he is the only seller.

B、increase price only if he is willing to reduce output sold.

C、increase the price of his output and still sell the same quantity.

D、increase the price of his output and the quantity sold at the same time.

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第3题

A monopolistically competitive firm is one:

A、that behaves like a monopolist.

B、of many firms that sell products that are close but not perfect substitutes.

C、of many firms that all sell the exact same product.

D、of a small number of firms that sell products that are close but not perfect substitutes.

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第4题

A monopolistically competitive firm chooses its

A、price and quantity just as a monopoly does.

B、quantity but faces a horizontal demand curve just as a competitive firm does.

C、price but can sell any quantity at the market price just as an oligopoly does.

D、price and quantity based on the decisions of the other firms in the industry just as an oligopoly does.

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第5题

A monopolistic firm _________________.

A、can sell as much as it wants for any price it determines in the market.

B、cannot sell additional quantity unless it raises the price on each unit.

C、chooses an output at which marginal revenue equals marginal cost.

D、cannot determine the price, which is determined by consumer demand.

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第6题

In the long run, a monopolistic competitor

A、sets MR=MC

B、produces where P=AC

C、sets P>MC

D、earns zero profit

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第7题

For a monopolist who faces a downward sloping demand curve, marginal revenue is less than price whenever quantity sold is positive.

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第8题

&8226;Read this text about FDI.

&8226;Choose the best sentence from the sentences that follow to fill each of the gaps.

&8226;For each gap 9-14, mark one letter (A-H) on your Answer Sheet.

? Do not use any letter more than once.

Advantages of FDI

Companies invest directly only if they think that they hold some supremacy over similar companies in countries of interest. The advantage results from a foreign company's ownership of some resources--patents, product differentiation, management skills, access to markets--unavailable at the same price or terms to the local company. This is known as monopoly advantages before direct investment. The cost of transferring resources abroad is increasing and there is perceived greater risk of operating in a foreign country. (9) . Companies from certain countries may enjoy a monopoly advantage if they borrow capital at a lower interest rate than companies from other countries. In recent years, capital markets have become international, so it is possible for companies to borrow abroad more easily if interest rates are lower there.

(10) . Currency values, however, do not provide a strong explanation for FDI patterns. The currency-strength scenario only partially explains direct investment flows. More internationally oriented companies can get advantage from spreading out some of the costs of product differentiation, R & D, and advertising compared to less internationally oriented companies. Among industry groups and groups of companies of similar size that spent comparable amounts on advertising and R & D, the more internationally oriented companies in almost every case earned more than the others.

(11) Besides, with inflow of equipment, the skills of local worker can be improved. New management can also be introduced to the local companies to improve the administration of the enterprises of the local management.

From the perspective of a nation, FDI may bring some benefits. FDI can make a positive contribution to a host economy by supplying capital, technology, and management resources that would otherwise not be available. The provision of these skills by an MNE (through FDI) may boost that country's economic growth rate. (12) . Technology is a catalyst that can stimulate a country's economic growth and industrialization. Technology can take two forms, both of which are valuable. It can be incorporated in a production process (e. g., the technology for discovering, extracting, and refining oil). However, many countries lack the research and development resources and skills required to develop their local product and processing technology. (13) . Such countries need rely on advanced industrialized nations for much of the technology required to stimulate economic growth, and FDI can provide it.

Foreign management skills provided through FDI may also produce important benefits for the host countries. Beneficial spinoff effects arise when local personnel who are trained to occupy managerial, financial, and technical posts in the subsidiaries of a foreign MNE subsequently leave the firm and help to establish local firms. (14) .

A. Besides, new advanced technology can be introduced to the host country.

B. On the other hand, local companies can enjoy the advanced technology which they lack.

C. Therefore, a company will not undertake FDI if it does not see a higher return than it can get at home country and if it does not think it can outperform. local firms.

D. FDI is especially important to developing countries.

E. This is particularly true of the less developed countries (LDCs).

F. Likewise, benefits may arise if the superior management skills of a foreign MNE stimulate local suppliers, distributors, and competitors to improve their own management skills.

G. Another adv

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