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Econ 40 is a fun and engaging game where players must determine whether various economic concepts, terms, and entities are relevant to the study of economics at an introductory level. Players will answer with ✅ for relevant nouns and ❌ for those that are not.

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Econ 40 is a fun and engaging game where players must determine whether various economic concepts, terms, and entities are relevant to the study of economics at an introductory level. Players will answer with ✅ for relevant nouns and ❌ for those that are not.

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The characteristics for Perfect Competition are many sellers, unique products and low barriers

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In Perfect Competition, firms are Price-Takers

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The products in Perfect Competition are considered Perfect Substitutes

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There are 5 Market Structures

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In Perfect Competition, Price = Marginal Revenue

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The goal for Perfect Competition is to minimize profit

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The Rule of Rational Choice is MR = MC

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q* is MR = MC

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The 3 Step Method is Find q*, Find P and Find ATC

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ATC is the lowest point where it crosses MC

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A firm should Operate at a Loss if they cannot cover its Variable Costs

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Productive Efficiency is when a firm produces for the last unit produced

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The characteristics for Monopoly are one seller, unique products and high barriers

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There are 3 types of Barriers to Entry for Monopoly

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P > ATC is an Economic Profit

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Average Cost Pricing is when a firm can produce where D = ATC

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The conditions necessary for Price Discrimination are Market power, Market Segmentation and Difficulty in Reselling

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Monopolistic Firms are not efficient

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The characteristics for Monopolistic Competition are many sellers, unique products and low barriers

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The products for Monopolistic Competition are similar but differentiated

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