lessthan itsprice Each consumer ischarged themaximum price theyare willing to pay,eliminating additionalbenefit of buying acheaper priceThe firm(s) inthe industryearn economicprofits in thelong run. Demandis equal tomarginalcost.The firm(s) inthe industryearn economicprofits in thelong run.Producingwheremarginalrevenue isnegativeAllocativelyefficient  The marginalrevenuecurve isperfectlyelasticMarginalrevenue isequal tomarginal cost,but less thanpriceitunderproducesoutput andcharges a priceabove marginalcost able to separateconsumers intodifferent groupsbased ondemandelasticitiesFirmsare pricetakersProductivelyefficient  Have 4 or fewercompanies thatmake a majorityof the marketReductionindeadweightlossin the elasticregion of thedemandcurve The firmwould have tolower its priceto sell morethan 10 units. Experiencehighbarriers toentry.differences in aproduct’s pricedo not reflectdifferences incosts ofproductionIts long runaverage costcurve is alwaysexperiencingeconomies ofscale as outputincreasesPerfect pricediscriminationPrice wouldincrease andquantitywoulddecrease.lessthan itsprice Each consumer ischarged themaximum price theyare willing to pay,eliminating additionalbenefit of buying acheaper priceThe firm(s) inthe industryearn economicprofits in thelong run. Demandis equal tomarginalcost.The firm(s) inthe industryearn economicprofits in thelong run.Producingwheremarginalrevenue isnegativeAllocativelyefficient  The marginalrevenuecurve isperfectlyelasticMarginalrevenue isequal tomarginal cost,but less thanpriceitunderproducesoutput andcharges a priceabove marginalcost able to separateconsumers intodifferent groupsbased ondemandelasticitiesFirmsare pricetakersProductivelyefficient  Have 4 or fewercompanies thatmake a majorityof the marketReductionindeadweightlossin the elasticregion of thedemandcurve The firmwould have tolower its priceto sell morethan 10 units. Experiencehighbarriers toentry.differences in aproduct’s pricedo not reflectdifferences incosts ofproductionIts long runaverage costcurve is alwaysexperiencingeconomies ofscale as outputincreasesPerfect pricediscriminationPrice wouldincrease andquantitywoulddecrease.

AP Micro Topics 4.1-4.3 Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. less than its price
  2. Each consumer is charged the maximum price they are willing to pay, eliminating additional benefit of buying a cheaper price
  3. The firm(s) in the industry earn economic profits in the long run.
  4. Demand is equal to marginal cost.
  5. The firm(s) in the industry earn economic profits in the long run.
  6. Producing where marginal revenue is negative
  7. Allocatively efficient
  8. The marginal revenue curve is perfectly elastic
  9. Marginal revenue is equal to marginal cost, but less than price
  10. it underproduces output and charges a price above marginal cost
  11. able to separate consumers into different groups based on demand elasticities
  12. Firms are price takers
  13. Productively efficient
  14. Have 4 or fewer companies that make a majority of the market
  15. Reduction in deadweight loss
  16. in the elastic region of the demand curve
  17. The firm would have to lower its price to sell more than 10 units.
  18. Experience high barriers to entry.
  19. differences in a product’s price do not reflect differences in costs of production
  20. Its long run average cost curve is always experiencing economies of scale as output increases
  21. Perfect price discrimination
  22. Price would increase and quantity would decrease.