Lesson 3.3.4
3.3.4 Normal profits, supernormal profits and losses Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Economics, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the minimum profit needed to keep resources in their current use long-term?
- Gross profit
- Supernormal profit
- Subnormal profit
- Normal profit
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Which profit type occurs when total revenue exceeds total economic cost?
- Subnormal profit
- Accounting profit
- Normal profit
- Supernormal profit
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What is the primary condition required for a firm to maximise profit?
- MC equals MR
- MC equals AC
- AC equals AR
- MR equals AR
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In the short run, a firm should shut down immediately if price falls below what?
- Average variable cost
- Average total cost
- Average fixed cost
- Marginal cost
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In the long run, a firm should exit the industry if price falls below what?
- Average total cost
- Average fixed cost
- Marginal cost
- Average variable cost
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A firm's total revenue is £5,000 and total cost including normal profit is £4,200. What is its supernormal profit?
- £4,200
- £800
- £5,000
- £9,200
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Price is £12, output is 500 units and average total cost is £10. What is total profit?
- £5,000
- £1,000
- £6,000
- £500
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At Q = 200, marginal revenue and marginal cost are both £8. Average total cost is £7. What is total profit?
- £200
- £8
- £0
- £1,600
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In the short run, what should a firm do if price covers variable cost but not total cost?
- Continue producing
- Shut down immediately
- Exit the industry
- Increase prices
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What happens to long-run profit in a competitive market when new firms enter due to supernormal profits?
- Stays supernormal
- Increases further
- Falls to normal
- Turns to loss
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What level of profit do perfectly competitive firms earn in long-run equilibrium?
- Supernormal profit
- Subnormal profit
- Accounting profit
- Normal profit
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A firm's selling price is £4 and its average variable cost is £5. What is its short-run decision?
- Expand output
- Increase prices
- Continue producing
- Shut down
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How is normal profit treated in economic analysis when calculating total cost?
- As total turnover
- As extra revenue
- As a surplus
- As a cost
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What equals marginal cost at the profit-maximising level of output?
- Average revenue
- Total revenue
- Marginal revenue
- Average cost
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What feature allows a monopoly to maintain supernormal profits in the long run?
- Elastic demand
- Productive efficiency
- Barriers to entry
- Low fixed costs
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A firm breaks even where total revenue is £8,000 and it sells 1,000 units. What is the price per unit?
- £4
- £80
- £8
- £16
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A firm sets MR = MC at output 400, with price £15 and average total cost £11. What is its total supernormal profit?
- £6,000
- £1,600
- £400
- £4,400
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In which time period can a firm remain operating while making a loss?
- Long run
- Very long run
- Secular period
- Short run
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Which market structure feature prevents new firms entering to erode supernormal profit?
- Perfect information
- Barriers to entry
- Price-taking behaviour
- Homogeneous goods
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A competitive firm's short-run supply curve is its marginal cost curve above which point?
- Maximum MR
- Minimum AVC
- Minimum ATC
- Minimum AFC
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