Long-run equilibrium for a monopolistically competitive firm where economic profits are zero results from

The ___________________ Act is a federal policy that requires local police to detain those who have entered the US illegally and also have a criminal conviction until they can be picked up by an Immigration & Customs Enforcement officer.

A police officer can search a person and seize their property if they have _________________ or the belief that a crime has been or is about to be committed.

Frito-Lay dominates the snack food business,  with half of all salty snack items.  Competitors say that Frito-Lay has secured its dominant position with shelf-space rentals in retail stores,  paying as much as $40,000 annually to secure prime shelf space in grocery and convenience stores.  “Frito can afford it, ” says a regional rep for a competing company,  “we can’t”. A.   Explain what type of market structure firms in the salty snack foods market operate under.  Why do you say that? B.  What are the costs faced by firms in salty snacks?  Please label whether these costs are fixed or variable,  implicit or explicit. C.   Why is there so much advertising in the salty snacks industry? Does advertise promote efficiency or inefficiency?  Explain

Suppose that a monopolistically competitive restaurant is currently selling 250 meals per day (the output where MR=MC).  At that output level, ATC per meal is $5 and consumers are willing to pay $8 per meal.  a) What is this firm’s profit or loss?  b) Will there be entry or exit into or out of the industry?  How do you know? c) What will happen to the restaurant market in the long run?  Hint:  you should be able to explain whether demand or supply shifts as a result.

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Frito-Lay dominates the snack food business,  with half of all salty snack items.  Competitors say that Frito-Lay has secured its dominant position with shelf-space rentals in retail stores,  paying as much as $40,000 annually to secure prime shelf space in grocery and convenience stores.  “Frito can afford it, ” says a regional rep for a competing company,  “we can’t”. A.   Explain what type of market structure firms in the salty snack foods market operate under.  Why do you say that? B.  What are the costs faced by firms in salty snacks?  Please label whether these costs are fixed or variable,  implicit or explicit. C.   Why is there so much advertising in the salty snacks industry? Does advertise promote efficiency or inefficiency?  Explain

Evaluate the concepts of determinant and indeterminate sentencing, discussing their key characteristics and implications for the criminal justice system.

Some assert that oligopoly is less desirable than pure monopoly. Which of the following is a basis for that argument?

  Total Output Price Total Revenue Marginal Revenue Average Total Cost Marginal Cost 1 $ 100 $ 100.00 $ 30 2 90 63.00 26 3 80 52.67 32 4 70 49.50 40 5 60 49.60 50 6 50 50.00 52 7 40 52.29 66 8 30 55.75 80 9 20 60.67 100 10 10 67.60 130   Refer to the data above for a nondiscriminating monopolist.  a)  List TR and MR (fill in the table) for each level of output (Q) b)   What level of output should the monopolist produce?  Using the profit-maximizing rule for the firm to explain. c)  Is this monopolist earning profit?  Do all monopoly’s make a profit?  Why or why not?