Monopolistic Competition Flashcards

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What are the features of a monopolistic competition?

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Many firms, differentiated products, downward sloping demeans curve, free entry and exit in the long-run and perfect knowledge

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What does a monopolistic competitive market make in the short-run?

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Abnormal profit

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When does a firm maximise profits in a monopolistic competitive market in the long-run?

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When MR=MC and AR=AC

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How does monopolistic competition compare to perfect competition?

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Economies of scale, differentiated profits, non-price competition, excess capacity and less efficiency

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How does monopolistic competition compare to a monopoly

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More firms, free entry and exit, more efficient, fewer of economies of scale and less innovation

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What is marketing?

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The action of promoting and selling products

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What does the marketing mix consist of?

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Price, product, place and promotion

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In a monopolistic competition, is non-price competition more important or is price-competition?

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Non-price competition

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What are porters 5 forces?

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Power of customers, power of suppliers, threat and market entry, threat from substitutes and intensity of rivalry

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How can an industry reach high profitability?

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If there are not many firms in the industry, market is difficult to enter, few substitutes, power of suppliers are weak and power of buyers are weak

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