Monopol Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
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A market structure characterized by a single seller, producing a good or service for which there are no close substitutes, in a market with relatively blocked entry. They are price makers

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monopoly

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The ability of a monopoly to influence prices by controlling the quantities that it produces in the market

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monopoly power

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3
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Any impediments that prevent firms from entering a market or industry

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barriers to entry

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4
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When only one firm is in the market but there are no barriers to entry

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contestable market

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5
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The change in a firms total revenue that results from a one-unit change in output produced and sold

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marginal revenue

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6
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The level of profit that occurs when total revenue is greater than total cost

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economic profit

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7
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The level of profit that occurs when total revenue is equal to total cost.

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normal profit

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8
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Producing output at the lowest possible average total cost of production

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productive efficiency

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9
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Producing the goods and services that are most wanted by consumers in such a way that their marginal benefit equals their marginal cost

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allocative efficiency

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10
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The value of the economic surplus that is forgone when a market is not allowed to adjust to its competitive equilibrium

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deadweight loss

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11
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The practice of selling the same good or service to different consumers at different prices

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price discrimination

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12
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The practice of charging each and every consumer the price that they are willing and able to pay for a good or service.

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first-degree price discrimination

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13
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The practice of charging different prices per unit for different quantities, or blocks, of a good or service. Also known as block pricing

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second-degree price discrimination

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14
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The practice of dividing market participants into groups based on their elasticities of demand in order to charge each group a different price for the same good or service

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third degree price discrimination

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15
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The profit maximizing price that will result from an unregulated monopolistic market

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unregulated monopoly price

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16
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A regulated price that is equal to the average total cost of production.

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regulated normal profit

17
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A regulated price that is equal to the marginal cost of production.

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regulated competitive price

18
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An industry in which economies of scale are so extensive that the market is better served by a single firm.

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natural monopoly