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WORKSHEET Revision Topic : Market Structures : Perfect Competition Multiple Choice Questions Question 1 Which of the following markets is closest to the model of perfect competition? A The foreign exchange market. B Computer software production. C Car manufacturing. D The provision of rail travel. E High street coffee shops. Question 2 A perfectly competitive firm will be productively efficient : A only in the long run. B only in the short run. C in both the short run and the long run. D only if it is making supernormal profits. E only if it is making a loss. Question 3 A firm in long-run equilibrium under perfect competition will: A cover only its variable costs. B be allocatively inefficient C make only normal profit D be productively inefficient E cover only its fixed costs. Question 4 A firm in perfect competition will be: A Productively efficient in both the short run and the long run. B Productively efficient only in the short run. C Allocatively efficient in both the short run and the long run. D Allocatively efficient only in the long run. E Neither productively nor allocatively efficient in the short run. 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 2

Question 5 The diagram below shows a firm producing at output Q1. AR=MR 0 Q1 Which of the following applies to such a firm? Market Structure Profit A Perfect Competition B Perfect Competition Supernormal C Monopoly D Monopolistic Competition E Monopolistic Competition Supernormal Question 6 Which of the following markets has characteristics closest to the model of perfect competition? A Pharmaceuticals B Wheat C Telephone services D Banking services E Steel 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 3

Question 7 A perfectly competitive firm is making supernormal profits. Which of the following applies to such a firm? Time Period Productive Allocative Efficiency Efficiency A Short-run No No B Long-run Yes No C Short-run Yes Yes D Long-run Yes Yes E Short-run No Yes Question 8 s and Costs per unit AR=MR 0 The diagram shows a perfectly competitive firm operating in the short-run. In the long-run the firm and industry will necessarily experience. Firm s output Industry Price Industry A rise fall rise B rise fall fall C fall fall rise D fall rise rise E fall fall fall 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 4

Question 9 Costs, Pe AR=MR Qe The diagram shows a firm producing at output Qe. Which of the following applies to such a firm? Market Structure Profit A Monopolistic Competition B Perfect Competition Supernormal C Monopolistic Competition Supernormal D Perfect Competition E Contestable Market Supernormal Question 10 Which of the following is true for a firm operating in a perfectly competitive market? A It is productively efficient in both the short run and long run. B It is allocatively efficient in the short run but not long run. C It is productively and allocatively efficient in the long run. D It is allocatively efficient in the long run but not short run. E It is productively efficient in the short run but not long run. 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 5

Question 11 and costs AVC P1 D-AR=MR 0 Q1 Based on the above diagram of a short-run perfectly competitive firm, it can be deduced that the firm will. A shut down immediately. B raise price. C expand output. D continue to produce at Q1 in the short run. E lower price. Question 12 Total (tonnes) Total cost Total 0 40 0 --- --- 1 80 100 2 140 200 3 220 300 4 320 400 5 440 500 The data in the table refer to the costs and revenue for a small farm producing barley. (You may use the right-hand columns to show your workings). It can be inferred that over the output range the farm is operating under conditions of: 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 6

A oligopoly and breaks even at an output of 2 tonnes B monopolistic competition and falling marginal revenue. C perfect competition and rising marginal costs. D monopoly and rising marginal revenue. E perfect competition and constant marginal costs. Question 13 Total Loaves of bread (daily) Total cost Total 0 40 0 100 60 100 200 90 190 300 130 270 400 180 340 500 240 400 600 310 450 The data in the table relate to the daily costs and revenue for a small bakery producing loaves of bread. It can be inferred from the data that the firm is operating under conditions of : A imperfect competition and constant marginal costs. B perfect competition and rising marginal costs. C imperfect competition and falling marginal costs. D perfect competition and falling marginal costs. E imperfect competition and rising marginal costs. Question 14 A manufacturer of jeans has constant average costs over its normal range of output. It decides to operate a cost-plus pricing policy. The most likely objective of this pricing policy is to : A achieve allocative efficiency in pricing. B minimize consumer surplus. C discourage new entrants to the market for jeans. D achieve sales maximisation. E achieve a target level profit. 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 7