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What factor can a firm in a perfectly competitive market control in the short run?
Select one: a. The supply curve b. Quantity
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pop
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Graphical and mathematical expression of utility ,until ,isocost ,indifference curve ,budget line , monopolistic
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Berhanu
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show the short run profit condition of perfect competition market
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solomon
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Assume that the market demand and functions of the duopolies are p=140-0.6Q,TC1=7q1,TC2=0.6q2the powerof 2
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Getachew
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In a monopolistically competitive market a firm demand is given by the portion q=1500-50p
Tc=1500+3q+0.0025q^2 What is the
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Idang Clement
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which economic practice helps to keep prices low and keep good quality?
Combination** Consolidation Competition Overproduction
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Attic
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A firm produces 10 units of output at a market price of $7, a marginal cost of $7, and an average cost of $5.
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Tee
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define the foollowing term using graph and mathimatical expression/utility,util,iso cost ,indiffrnce cure budet line monopolist
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atsede shifera
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A monopolist is deciding how to allocate output between two market that are separated geography.demands for the two markets are
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Please Any One Help Me!
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demands for the two markets are p1 = 15 _ q1 & p2= 25-2 q2. the monopolist`s tc is c = 5+3(q1+ q2). what are price,
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tewodros
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A firm in a perfectly competitive market has the following cost function: c=1/3q3-5q2+30q+10 in the market- clearing price is 6,
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Karthik
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Expain the profit maximation codition of plant monoplist
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Anonymous
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demand for two markets are p1=15-q1 and p2=25-2q2 .THE monopolist Tc is c=5+3(q1+q2). what are price,output,profits and Mr if
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bereket
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Suppose that a typical firm in a monopolistically competitive industry faces a demand curve given by:
q = 60 − (1/2)p, where q
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Akwi
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What comparison can you make about a firm operating as a perfectly competitive and as a monopoly? Identify at least 7
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Ella
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Consider a single price monopoly that faces a market demand curve for a good is given by the equation 𝑃=100−.1𝑄 and the
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Ella
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why do demand increases as price decreases in monopolists competition .
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avishek
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In perfectly competitive market,given cost function: C=1/3q3-5q2+30q+10 and market clearing price be 6,obtain profit maximising
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Katelynn
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Purpose:critical thinking and problem solving.
1. A description of the market form in which milk producers operate. 2.A detailed
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Unathi bam
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1. A principal-agent problems occur when managerial decisions are not consistent with the firm's shareholders' interests. T
2. A
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Charles
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I think it is A & C, but am not sure..
In a perfectly competitive market in which no market failure occurs and no government
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Joe
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Two firms produce the same good and compete against each other in a Cournot market. The market demand for their product is P =
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Cole
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Given a demand fxn of 20-2P and a supply fxn of -4+P for a perf. competitive market:
1. Calculate the equilibrium price and qty.
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Eco
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What is an oligopoly?
A. An agreement by a formal organization of producers to coordinate prices and production B A market
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San
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a monopoly firm is faced with the following demand functio P=13-0.5Q the marginal cost function is given by 3+4Q and a fixed
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Nairobi university
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PLEASE PLEASE HELP!!!!
1.WITH THE HELP OF DIAGRAMS,MAKE A DISTIOTION BETWEEN PERFECT COMPETITION AND MONOPOLOY IN THE SHORT AND
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Malima
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HoneyBee Farms, a medium-size producer of honey, operates in a market that fits the competitive market definition relatively
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Anonymous
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Suppose that a perfectly competitive market is described by the following supply and demand equations: QD = 300 – P and QS =
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excel
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Is it true that monopolies do not exist in our economy? Please explain
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Josh
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Consider a market in which consumption of the good being traded generates a positive externality.
There are 100 identical
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Jenney
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Consider an oligopolistic market with two firms. Each of them produces using a cost function given by c(q)=q^2.
The aggregate
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Jenney
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Why the cost structure associated with many kinds of information goods and services might imply a market supplied by a small
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Rachael
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In a competitive market, there are two groups of firms. For every firm in group A, the long-run ATC curve is U-shaped and
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Joy
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Market demand facing a monopolist is Qd=-5P+20. If the monopoly practices perfect price discrimination, what is the
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sara
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Describe the demand and marginal revenue curves faced by a firm in a purely competitive market. Are they different from those
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Reyes
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Why do "price-maker" firms never want to produce in the inelastic part of the demand curve??
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Morgan
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suppose the widget industry is perfectly competitive and faces constant returns to scale.A monopoly purchases all widget
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In a perfectly competitive, the long run supply curve of the industry is the horizontal summation of the long-run marshalls cost
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The reasons that cause monopoly occurrence
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christopher
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How does a monopoly differ from other types of market structures in terms of product differentiation?
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science nerd
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If the government imposes a price ceiling of $100 on a market, what would happen in the market as a result of protests of price
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Ellen
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what are the charectaristics of perfect market
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seoke Bontle
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what are three examples of an oigopoly;
what are three examples of a monopolistic competition? thank you!
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NEED HELP NOW!!
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Say :- True/ False
1) There is unique solution in oligopoly market similar to other markets structure 2) Marginal cost is
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Ayansa Dabesa soboka
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What is the monopolistic competition of demand curve?
A. U- shape B. Horizontal C. Downward sloping D. Vertical E. Upward sloping
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Ayansa Dabesa soboka
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If a pure monopolist can price discriminate by separating buyers into two or more groups:
A.the marginal revenue curve and the
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Brandon
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How does the market price of a good in a monopoly market compare with the market price of the same good in a perfectly
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margaret
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which is a real life example of a market that is close to perfect competition a.a computer monopoly b.an oil and gas cartel
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pam
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Perfect competition means that one seller has control over the price of a product true or false
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Perfect competition means that no one buyers or sellers has control over the price of a product and that there are no government
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