A2 Economics Test : Market Structures Diagrams

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A2 Economics Unit 3 : Business Economics Test - Answers Diagrams and Explanations Question 1 Answer ALL of the following questions with diagrams as well as written explanation where necessary Explain the relationship between TR, MR and AR (Mark elasticities on AR) [4 marks] 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 2

Question 2 What shape would AR and MR take when TR is rising at a constant rate. [4 marks] Question 3 Explain the relationship between AC and MC, with a written explanation of what happens when AC and MC is rising/falling. [4 marks] Question 4 What is the shut-down point? What does this mean? [4 marks] 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 3

Question 5 Draw a diagram of a profit maximising monopolist. (Shade the profit region) [4 marks] Question 6 Draw a diagram of a perfectly competitive firm making short run profits. [4 marks] Question 7 Draw a diagram of a perfectly competitive firm making short run losses. [4 marks] 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 4

Question 8 Draw a diagram and explain how a perfectly competitive firm making short run profits would achieve long run equilibrium [6 marks] Question 9 Draw a diagram and explain how a perfectly competitive firm making short run losses would achieve long run equilibrium [6 marks] 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 5

Question 10 Draw a diagram and explain the impact on price, output and profits when a monopolist changes its objectives from profit maximisation to revenue maximisation [6 marks] Question 11 Draw a diagram and explain the impact on price, output and profits when a monopolist changes its objectives from sales maximisation to profit maximisation [6 marks] 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 6

Question 12 Draw a diagram and explain the impact on price, output and profits of a monopolist when there is an outward shift of AR [8 marks] Question 13 Draw a diagram and explain the impact on price, output and profits of a monopolist when AC increases while MC remains the same [8 marks] 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 7

Question 14 Draw a diagram and explain the impact on price, output and profits of a monopolist when there is an outward shift of AR while AC and MC is constant [8 marks] Question 15 Draw a diagram compare a monopoly vs. perfect competition, give a written explanation of their differences [8 marks] 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 8

Question 16 Draw a diagram of an oligopolist, and give a written explanation about the shape of AR [8 marks] Question 17 Draw a diagram of price discrimination, and identify the conditions necessary to effectively price discriminate [8 marks] 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 9

Question 18 Draw and explain the transition of a monopolistically competitive firm from the short run into long run equilibrium (include a written explanation) [8 marks] 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 10

Question 19 Draw a natural monopoly diagram [4 marks] Question 20 Draw and explain how and why a natural monopolist makes losses if they were made to be allocatively efficient [8 marks] 2014 by Apsara Sumanasiri www.therevisionguide.com Page 11