cht 9-10 Flashcards

micro (28 cards)

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Perfect Competition

A

thousands of sellers of a good, same good, no say over price ( determined in the market)

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2
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Monopoly

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only one producer, large market power ( pricing)

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3
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Monopolistic competition

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many sellers, each produce a differentiated good ( same but their own take) ex; clothes, shoes

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oligopy

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very few sellers, interdependent( decision made by 1 firm will affect the decisions of the other firms) ex; apple and android, at&t and xfinity

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5
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price takers

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the firms have to accept whatever price prevails in the market

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6
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If MR is greater than Mc you..

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keep producing

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7
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If MC is greater than MR you…

A

Cut back

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8
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if P is greater than ATC you…

A

keep producing

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9
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if P is less than AVC you..

A

shut down

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10
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If AVC is less than P and less then ATC you…

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keep producing despite the loss

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11
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firms will produce in the short run as long as …

A

P is greater than AVC

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12
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output

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how much the firm can produce

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13
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supply

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how much the firm will produce

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14
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what are the 3 reasons why long and short run differ

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new firms can enter/old firms can leave, existing firms can change their output level, firms can change their operation (plant) size

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15
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if competition is legally prohibited

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government monopoly

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16
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if competition is NOT legally prohibited

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market monopoly

17
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perfect price discrimination

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seller charges the highest price that each consumer is willing to pay

18
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second degree price discrimination

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seller charges one price for a specefic quantity and a lower price for a higher quantity ( buy one get one 50%)

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third degree price discrimination

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seller charges different prices to different segments of the population , if you belong to a certain group ex; veterans, students, seniors

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“different markets”

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seller charges more simply based on where you are ex; Disney, airport, concert, sports venue

21
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what are the conditions for price discrimination

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seller must have some control over price, can distinguish between buyers ability and willingness to pay, reselling the good must not be possible

22
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firm interdependence

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decisions made by 1 firm affects the decisions of other firms

23
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in the long run …

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profits are zero

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Long run
1-economies of scale

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ATC is falling price is also falling

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Long run 2- constant returns to scale
ATC is flat price is also flat
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Long run 3- diseconomies of scale
ATC is rising price is also rising
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concentration ratios
the percent of total sales that are controlled by the top few firms
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firms produce where
MR=MC