Unit 6 - Buyers and Sellers in Markets Flashcards

1
Q

To figure out your economic profit of a situation, what two things must you subtract from your revenue?

A

Operational costs and opportunity costs

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2
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what two types do economists break profits down into?

A

Accounting and economic

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3
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what is profit derived from subtracting operating costs from revenue?

A

Accounting profit

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4
Q

What profit is earned when there is zero economic profit and total revenues equal total profit?

A

Normal profit

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5
Q

what are the four economic markets?

A

Perfect competition
Monopoly
Oligopoly
Monopolistic competition

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6
Q

____________ exist when a firm or business has no competition in the manufacturing of a good or the providing of a service.

A

Monopolies

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7
Q

________________ exists when there are many competitors in an industry with individual businesses producing different versions of a given product.

A

Monopolistic competition

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8
Q

_______________ occurs frequently in a monopolistic competition market.

A

New competition

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9
Q

In highly competitive markets, producers and consumers are likely to find an equilibrium where the quantity supplied is ________________ to the quantity demanded at the current price.

A

Exactly equal

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10
Q

In order to be a perfectly competitive market, the five conditions must be met. What are the five conditions?

A

there must be many buyers and sellers
buyers and sellers must have perfect information
all producers are price-takers
sellers can enter the market freely
Sellers can exit the market freely

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11
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Because products must be identical in order to have perfect competition, what must be the only significant factor in determining which seller a buyer wants to purchase from?

A

Price

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12
Q

What four factors do sellers emphasize in non-price competition to promote their goods or services?

A

Quality
Brand reliability
Service level
Speed

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13
Q

What is a market model where many firms and businesses compete against each other to create an innovative product at the best cost, which ultimately benefits society?

A

Perfectly competitive markets

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14
Q

What is the MR=MC rule?

A

Marginal revenue = marginal cost

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15
Q

What are the four different types of monopolies?

A

Natural monopoly
Geographic monopoly
Technological monopoly
Government monopoly

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16
Q

The automobile industry is an example of what type of imperfect competition market?

A

Oligopoly

17
Q

What is the strategic planning and implementation process devised to entice consumers to purchase or engage with a particular product or service?

A

Marketing

18
Q

what is advertising?

A

persuasive audio or visual message used in marketing that promotes the sale of a product or service to a firm’s existing or potential consumers

19
Q

What are the steps in the multi-step process of advertising?

A

Research
Planning
Implementation
Measurement

20
Q

Most businesses utilize an ______________________ to reach their target market and establish or raise brand awareness.

A

Advertising campaign

21
Q

what is ROI?

A

Return on investment

22
Q

what percent of the global market does Pepsi control?

A

30%

23
Q

In 2014, what was Coca-Cola’s advertising budget?

A

$3.49 billion

24
Q

What was the first marketing plan that occurred between Coke and Pepsi during the Great Depression?

A

Pepsi started offering 12 oz bottles as compared to Coke only offering 6 oz bottles

25
Q

In what year did Coca-Cola come out with “New Coke”?

A

1985