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when do all firms achieve profit-maximizing output?
when MR = MC
when do all firms achieve allocative efficiency?
when Demand = MC
how much profit do perfectly competitive firms get in the long run?
normal profit
what is normal profit?
zero economic profit
main characteristic of perfect competition
easily enter and exit market, no influence on price, price takers
what is the demand curve for perfect competition
perfectly elastic demand curve
name of perfectly competitive demand curve
MR. Demand AverageRevenue Price
if price < ATC but larger than AVC, then firm will...
stay in short run, exit long run
if price is < AVC, then firm will
exit immediately
the demand curve for a perfectly-competitive firm’s product is always
straight/horizontal/perfectly elastic
why is the demand for a perfectly competitive firm’s product like what it is?
because perfectly competitive firms are price takers, so the demand curve is always horizontal
when the AP Microeconomics test asks for demand curve, especially with perfectly competitive markets…
you should be careful to read whether if the demand curve is referring to the firm’s or the market’s