SAS13: Market Structure of Health Care Sector Flashcards

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It is any place at which the individual needing medical and non-medical goods and services can communicate with the one producing medical and non-medical goods and services.

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Market

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It is any effective arrangement for bringing buyers and sellers together, not necessarily face to face.

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Market

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What are the 3 things to consider with Market?

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Types of goods and services being traded, The number and size of buyers and sellers in the market, & The degree to which information can flow freely

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What are the 4 types of market?

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Perfect Competition, Monopolistic Competition, Oligopoly, & Monopoly

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It is the degree of competition in the market and the way in which the market is organised.

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Market Structure

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This type of market has many competitors, who produce the same product and the market sets the price.

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Perfect/Pure Competition

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It is the principal aim of a firm.

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Maximize profits

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It is the demand curve faced by firms.

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Horizontal

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What are the 2 critical Assumptions that build Perfect Competition?

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The behavior of an individual firm & the nature of an industry in which it operates

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A market situation where in the conditions necessary for perfect competitions are not satisfied.

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Imperfect Market

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When the price of the product is constant, the change in total revenue is equal to price.

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P = MR

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The firm will maximize profits by producing at the level of output where Marginal Revenue is equal to Marginal Cost.

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MR = MC

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An example of Imperfect Market.

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Monopolistic competition, oligopoly, or monopoly

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This is a product market characterized by one seller, perfect barriers to entry, and has considerable control
over the price.

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Monopoly

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In Monopoly, Price Maker is called what?

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The Monopolist

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In Monopoly, Price Taker is considered what?

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Firm

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It is a greek word which means one.

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Monos

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It is greek word which means sell.

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Polein

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What are the 2 most common barriers to entry in Monopoly?

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economies of scale and legal restrictions

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What are the 2 extremes of the market structure continuum?

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Perfect Competition & Pure Monopoly

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This type of market is a cross between perfect competition and monopoly, having characteristics of
both.

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Monopolistic Competition

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This is how sellers differentiate their products.

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Advertising

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It creates imaginary or artificial wants, persuasive, not informative, business stealing with no benefits
to consumer and habit buying.

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Advertising

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This type of market has just a few, dominant sellers, homogeneous or differentiated product and
substantial barriers to entry.

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Oligopoly

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This market relies a lot on non-price competition.

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Oligopoly

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This refers to a market situation in which firms agree to cooperate with one another to behave as if they
were a single firm.

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Cartel