A) repeated game with reciprocity.
B) repeated game without reciprocity.
C) sequential game with preemption of entry.
D) sequential game without preemption of entry.
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A) less the degree of import competition in an industry.
B) greater the degree of import competition in an industry.
C) less the degree of market power in an industry.
D) greater the degree of market power in an industry.
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A) monopolistic competition only.
B) monopolistic competition and oligopoly.
C) oligopoly only.
D) pure competition and oligopoly.
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A) is the analysis of how people (or firms) behave in strategic situations.
B) is best suited for analyzing purely competitive markets.
C) reveals that mergers between rival firms are self-defeating.
D) reveals that price-fixing among firms reduces profits.
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A) dominates the primary Internet markets.
B) is attempting to gain market share in the Internet, smartphone, and tablet markets in an effort to offset a shrinking PC market.
C) has colluded with Amazon and Google to fix online advertising prices.
D) holds a near-monopoly in the Internet search market.
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A) both allocative efficiency and productive efficiency.
B) allocative efficiency but not productive efficiency.
C) productive efficiency but not allocative efficiency.
D) neither allocative efficiency nor productive efficiency.
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A) Subway Sandwiches
B) Pittsburgh Plate Glass
C) Ford Motor Company
D) Kaiser Aluminum
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A) Yahoo, Bing, and Google have roughly equal market shares.
B) the Herfindahl index value is 10,000.
C) Google holds about 64 percent of the market, while Bing and Yahoo together hold about 34 percent.
D) government subsidies ensure that search engines are provided at no cost to all Internet users.
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A) produce more than its output quota.
B) lower both its price and its output.
C) raise its price above the cooperative price.
D) establish competitive price and output levels.
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A) demand will lead to changes in price or output.
B) marginal revenue will lead to changes in price and output.
C) marginal cost will lead to changes in price and output.
D) marginal cost will not lead to changes in price or output.
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A) showing Nash equilibrium.
B) identifying dominant strategies.
C) mapping out sequential games.
D) determining whether a game is positive-sum, zero-sum, or negative-sum.
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A) is a one-time game with the opportunity for a prisoner's dilemma.
B) has a Nash equilibrium that differs from the outcome that maximizes the payoffs to the two firms.
C) is a zero-sum game.
D) is repeated and both firms offer credible threats if the other violates the agreement.
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A) an unwritten, informal understanding.
B) noncollusive oligopoly.
C) an international cartel.
D) a monopolistically competitive industry.
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A) increases brand loyalty.
B) raises entry barriers.
C) increases consumer awareness of substitute products.
D) boosts average total cost.
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A) is guaranteed positive economic profits.
B) is assured of blocking any potential second mover from entering the market.
C) runs the risk that the untested new market will not provide enough customers.
D) will likely set a high price to reap greater profits until the second mover enters.
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A) pure competition
B) monopolistic competition
C) pure monopoly
D) oligopoly
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A) game theory.
B) collusion.
C) market structure.
D) product differentiation.
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A) they are illegal in all industrialized countries.
B) individual members may find it profitable to cheat on agreements.
C) it is more profitable for the industry to charge a lower price and produce more output.
D) entry barriers are insignificant in oligopolistic industries.
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A) geographic distribution of the largest corporations in each industry.
B) degree to which a particular firm accounts for sales in a given metropolitan area.
C) percentage of total industry sales accounted for by the largest firms in the industry.
D) dependence of an industry on its resource suppliers.
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