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Total Cost

The Average cost 

The Variable Cost

The Fixed Cost

The Maximum Cost

Marginal profit

Marginal revenue

Marginal cost

Average cost

Total cost

There is  no close substitute of the product in a monotheism.

There are considerable barriers to entry in both monopolistic competition and monopoly. 

There are few number of firms in a oligarchy.

The products in a monopolistic competition are differentiated.

There are no barriers to entry in both monopolistic competition and competition. 

There are few firms in oligopoly and monopoly

The product may be identical in perfect competition and oligopoly.

The might be no barriers to entry in perfect and monopolistic competition.

There is a single firm in a oligopoly.

There is no producer in oligopolistic competition.

credit

loan

raw material

employment

cost

Competitive outcome

Nash equilibrium

Collusion outcome

Game strategies

Strategy determination

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Production limits increase in monopoly market

Monopoly firm losses it’s power

The number of the active firms form a cartel

Monopoly firm produces differentiated product

A monopoly’s marginal revenue is less than its price

Total revenue

Explicit costs

Opprtunity costs

Cost efficiency

Profit

Annual profit Level

Annual production level

Average product of labor 

Average production level

Avarage profit labor

The price of land is affected by a multitude of factors. 

An acre of land’s demand is directly related to the final product produced using that land.

Supply of land has a complex relationship with demand for land. 

The lower the rent, other things remaining the same, the smaller the quantity of land demanded.

Enterpreneurs must calculate physical location costs before they set up an enterprise. 

MRP=W

W/P=MP

MRP

PxMP>W

MRP

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no tradeoff, because only workers benefit from reduced pollution.

no tradeoff, because the cost of reducing pollution falls only on the producers affected by the requirements.

no tradeoff, because everyone benefits from reduced pollution.

a tradeoff only if some firms are forced to close.

a tradeoff because of reduced incomes to the firms' owners and workers.

Elasticity effect

Substitution effect

Demand effect

Inferior goods effect

Income effect

Biased statement

Realistic statement

Normative statement

Positive statement

Negative statement

Income effect decreases- substitute effect decreases

Income effect increases- substitute effect decreases

Income effect decreases- substitute effect increases

Income effect increases- substitute effect increases

Income effect does not change- substitute effect decreases

Only I

Only II

Only III

I and II

II and III

Imperative statements

Normative statements

Positive statements

Declarative statements

Interrogative statements