When price, MR and AR are equal, market is called:
When price, MR and AR are equal, market is called:
perfect competition | |
oligopoly | |
monoply | |
monopolistic competition |
perfect competition | |
oligopoly | |
monoply | |
monopolistic competition |
with the permission of Govt. | |
prohibited | |
free | |
conditional |
less elastic | |
more elastic | |
perfect elastic | |
inelastic |
MC = AVC | |
MC = MR | |
MC = AC | |
MC = AR |
P = MC | |
TR = MR | |
MR = MC | |
MR = P |
Positively sloped | |
Horizontal | |
Vertical | |
Negatively sloped |
Whole market supply by a few firms | |
Whole market supply by two firms | |
None of these | |
Whole market supply by one firm |
Declining | |
Rising | |
Vertical | |
Horizontal |
Above | |
Below | |
None of these | |
parallel |
By buyers | |
By Government | |
By sellers | |
By forces of demand and supply |
Marginal cost | |
Average cost | |
Average revenue | |
Marginal revenue |
Normal loss | |
Abnormal loss | |
Normal profit | |
Abnormal profit |
AR > AC | |
AC = MC | |
AR < AVC | |
AR = AVC |
Normal Profit | |
Minimum loss | |
Abnormal profit or super normal profit | |
Abnormal loss |
rent of building | |
wages of labour | |
advertisement expenditure | |
price of raw material |
abnormal loss | |
abnormal profit | |
normal loss | |
normal profit |
Total Revenue Curve (TR) | |
Average Revenue Curve (AR) | |
Marginal Revenue Curve (MR) | |
Average Cost Curve (AC) |
U shaped | |
positive sloped | |
L shaped | |
negative sloped |
less than | |
more than | |
very high of | |
equal to |
less than | |
equal to | |
minor of | |
more than |