Cost and Revenue
Types of Firms
Stocks or Bonds
Market Structure
Labor Force
100

Variable Cost + Fixed Cost = 

What is Total Cost

100

Has only one owner

What is a sole proprietorship

100

The investor is also an owner

What is a stock


100

Only one seller

What is monopolistic

100

The "demanders" of labor are

What are employers

200

Price x Quantity

What is Total Revenue

200

Has unlimited liability

What is sole proprietorship and partnership

200
Involves more risk to the investor

What is a stock

200

The products are the exact same

What is perfectly competitive

200

The "suppliers" of labor

What are workers

300

Total Revenue - Total Cost

What is Profit or Loss

300

Has limited liability

What is a corporation


300

Investor is a lender to the corporation

What is a bond


300

There are no barriers to entry (must have multiple answers)

What is perfectly competitive and monopolistic competitive 

300

The two types of wages 

What are real wage and money wage

400

Total Cost/Quantitty

What is Average Total Cost (ATC)

400

Profits from this type of firm may be subject to double taxation

What is a corporation

400

Involves the potential for greater returns for the investor

What is a stock

400

Are price searchers (must have multiple answers)

What is perfectly competitive, monopolistic competitive, and oligopolistic  

400

The most common type of price index is the 

What is the Consumer Price Index (CPI)

500

Change in Total Cost / Change in Quantity 

What is Marginal Cost

500

Includes businesses such as law firms and medical offices

What is partnership

500

This form of corporate financing has a maturity date

What is a bond

500

Examples of products in this market include restaurants and most retail businesses

What is monopolistic competitive 

500

A price higher than equilibrium in the labor market creates this

What is a labor surplus