perfect, monopolistic,oligopoly, monoply competition Flashcards

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anti competitive behaviour

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business strategies employed to deliberately limit contesabillity within markets

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cartel

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formed by a group of producers when they illegally decide to collude and not compete

A collusive agreement around. Group of oligopoly firms to fix prices and or output between them selves

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collision

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illegal cooperation between multiple firms forming a cartel

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concentrated market

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a market with very few firms

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concentration ratio

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the total market share of leading firms in an industry, these firms output as a percentage of total output

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contestability

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ease in which consumers can enter a market

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consumer surplus

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difference between price consumers are willing to pay and the price they actually pay

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deadweight loss

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loss of social welfare derived from economic activity

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de merger

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when a firm sells parts of its business to create separate smaller firms

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duopoly

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any market that is dominated by 2 organisations

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Dynamic efficiency

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Improvements to efficiency in the long run, bought about by investment in to R and D

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Entry/ exit barrier

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Making it difficult for firms to enter/ leave the market

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Game theory

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Where there are two or more interacting decision markers and different decisions lead to differing outcomes

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Imperfect competition

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Any market structure between external,eyes of perfect competition and a pure monopoly

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Innovation

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Improving up on an existing product/ process

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Interdependence

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When the actions of one firms influence the actions of other firms in the market

How firms in competitive oligopoly are affected by rival firms pricing and output decisions

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Invention

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Creation of a new product/ process

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Kinked demand curve

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Assume a a business may face a dual demand curve for its profit based on the oligopoly market structure

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Limit pricing

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Lowering the price of a good or service a round AC creating an artificial barrier to entry

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Monopoly

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Market with only one supplier / dominant firm

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Monopoly power

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The ability of a firms to by a price marker rather that a price taker, ability to set prices

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Oligopoly

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Market dominated by few firms

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Patent

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Government legislation protecting a firms right to be the some producer of a good

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Price leadership

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The dominant firm in the market sets the price and less dominant firm a alter their price accordingly

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Price war

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Where multiple firms current price a each firm trying to under it its competitors and gain market demand

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Price taker

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A firm that passively accepts the market price set by forces beyond the firms control

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Principle a gent problem

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Those in control of a firm (agents) act in their own best interest rather than of the owners ( principals)

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Producer surplus

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Difference between the provides producers are willing to accept and the prices t they actually accept

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Product differentiation

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Difference a between multiple similar goods and services

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Profit maximisation

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When a firm seeks to make the largest positive difference between total revenue and total costs

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Pure monopoly

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Only one firm dominates the market

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Static efficiency

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Efficiency in the short run, snapshot of efficiency at. Particular time

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Perfect competition

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Marketing structure that has a large number of buyers and sellers in hi have perfect in formation about the market, identical products and few if any barriers to entry

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Market structure

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The number and size if firms within. Market did a particular good or service

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Pure monopoly

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When only one firm supplies to the market

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Divorce of ownership from control

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Separation that exists between owners of the from and directives in large public limited companies

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Satisficing

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Making do with a satisfactory subnormal level of profit

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Static efficiency

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Efficiency measured at a point in time compromising productive efficiency and allocative effiencency

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Monopolistic competition

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A firm of I’m perfect competition with a large number of firms producing slightly differeiated products

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Oligopoly

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A market a structure dominated by a small number of powerful firms

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Tacit collusion

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A collusive relationship between from a without a t formal agreement having being made

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Overt collusion

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A collusive relationship between firms involving an open agreement

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Prices maker

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A firm with the power to set the rulling market price

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Barriers to entry

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Any feature of a a market that makes it difficult or impossible for more firms to enter

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Products differentiation

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Using advertising or products design to make a products seem different from those of competitors

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Sunk costs

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Costs that can not easily be recovered if a firm is unsuccessful in a market and has to exit

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X efficiency

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The lack of willingness if firm a with monopoly power to control their costs of production

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Innovation

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New product and production processes that ire developed into marketable services goods /

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Natural monopoly

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A marker where a single firm can benefit from continuous economies of scale

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Price discrimination

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Where firms with monopoly power charge different group of consumers different prices for the same product

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Price competition

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Reducing the price of a good or service to make it more attractive than those of competitors

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Non-price competition

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Competition on the basis uk product features other than price: quality, advertising after sales service

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Contestable market

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Market with freedom or-entry exit

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Hit and run competition

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In contestable markets where new entrants take a share of the SNP and they exit the industry

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Hit and run competition

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In contestable markets where new entrants take a share of the SNP and they exit the industry