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16. In a monopoly, the relationship between average revenue and marginal revenue curves is as follows:
Average revenue curve lies above the MR-curve
AR curve lies below the MR-curve
AR curve coincides with the MR-curve
AR curve is parallel to the MR-curve
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17. An indifference curve is always
Concave to the origin
Convex to the origin
A vertical straight line
A horizontal straight line
18. Monopolistic competition constitutes
The single firm producing close substitutes
Many firms producing close substitutes
Many firms producing a differentiated product
None of these
19. In the case of monopolistic competition
The long-run supply curve can be defined
The long-run supply curve can't be defined
The short-run supply curve can't be defined
The short-run supply curve can be defined
20. The firm under perfect competition will be in short-run equilibrium when
Rising marginal cost is equal to the minimum average cost
Marginal revenue is equal to rising marginal cost
Average revenue is equal to the average cost
Marginal revenue is equal to the falling marginal cost
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