Lesson 3.1.1
3.1.1 Maximisation objectives of firms Quiz: OCR Economics, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What output level maximises total profit for a firm?
- AC = AR
- MC = AC
- MR = 0
- MC = MR
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What output level maximises total revenue for a firm?
- AC = AR
- AR = 0
- MC = MR
- MR = 0
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What output level maximises sales volume without making a loss?
- MC = AC
- MC = MR
- AC = AR
- MR = 0
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What is achieved when a firm operates at the minimum point of its average cost curve?
- Allocative efficiency
- Dynamic efficiency
- Productive efficiency
- Profit maximisation
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Which objective occurs when managers set satisfactory rather than maximum profit targets?
- Cost minimisation
- Profit satisficing
- Revenue maximisation
- Sales maximisation
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Which condition must be met for a firm to achieve allocative efficiency?
- MR = MC
- P = MC
- MR = 0
- P = AC
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Which business objective prioritises expanding market share over immediate maximum profits?
- Cost minimisation
- Profit maximisation
- Profit satisficing
- Growth maximisation
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If marginal revenue is £10 and marginal cost is £6, what should the firm do?
- Decrease output
- Keep output constant
- Shut down immediately
- Increase output
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A firm's marginal revenue is currently zero. Which objective is this firm fulfilling?
- Revenue maximisation
- Profit maximisation
- Profit satisficing
- Sales maximisation
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If average revenue equals average cost, what profit level is the firm earning?
- Maximum profit
- Normal profit
- Supernormal profit
- Subnormal loss
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A firm sells 100 units at £5 each with total costs of £400. What is its total profit?
- £10
- £100
- £400
- £500
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If producing another unit adds £15 to costs and £15 to revenue, total profit will:
- Decrease
- Remain unchanged
- Fall to zero
- Increase
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A manager prioritises environmental targets over maximum profit. What type of objective is this?
- Profit satisficing
- Sales maximisation
- Revenue maximisation
- Corporate social responsibility
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What happens to total revenue if a firm produces where marginal revenue is negative?
- Total revenue rises
- Total profit rises
- Total revenue falls
- Average revenue rises
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If price is £8 and average total cost is £10, what is the firm making?
- Economic loss
- Supernormal profit
- Maximum revenue
- Normal profit
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Beyond what condition does producing additional output reduce a firm's total profit?
- MR > MC
- AR = AC
- MC > MR
- MR = 0
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Why might a firm pursue revenue maximisation rather than profit maximisation in the short run?
- To satisfy regulators
- To deter competitors
- To raise prices
- To minimise costs
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Under sales maximisation at AC = AR, what is the level of economic profit?
- Zero
- Infinite
- Negative
- Maximum
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What is the main reason divorce of ownership and control leads to profit satisficing?
- High entry barriers
- Identical owner goals
- Perfect information
- Divergent manager goals
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What term describes any profit earned by a firm over and above normal profit?
- Gross profit
- Subnormal profit
- Accounting profit
- Supernormal profit
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