Perfect Competition And Monopoly Flashcards

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Which market classifications have barriers for competition for new sellers?

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Monopoly, bilateral monopoly, oligopoly

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What are the market classifications?

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Perfect competition, monopoly, monopsony, bilateral monopoly, oligopoly, oligopsony, monopolistic competition

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Which market classifications have barriers for new buyers?

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Monopsony, bilateral monopoly and oligopsony

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Which market classifications just have one seller?

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Monopoly, bilateral monopoly, and oligopoly has few

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Which market classifications have just one buyer?

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Monopsony, bilateral monopoly and oligopsony has

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Wahab The diferencia en the product in a monopolistic Competition and Perfect Competition?

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In monopolistic the product si differentiated

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What characteristics are required for a perfect competition?

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Perfect Information (customers are able to see the whole information), Price fixed market, many sellers, many buyers and nobody has market power.

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What are marginal revenues?

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Change in total revenues when we sell one extra unit of product

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What’s the formula for maximizing the profit?

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MR=MC. At this point you add all the profit and you’ll know you are getting all the juice of it.

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Where can we find the minimum average total cost and average variable cost?

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Where it crosses with the MC

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How do you get Average Fixed Cost?

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Dividing the fixed cost by the production where the profit is the maximum (MC=MR)

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What does Average Total Cost Includes?

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Opportunity cost and costs. (Internal and external costs)

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What is economic rent?

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Profit made (the difference between total revenue and average total cost)

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When the profit is zero…

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The market is in perfect competition

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When are we in shut down position?

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When we can’t cover at least the average variable cost because then we can’t buy the raw material

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How does a monopoly maximizes profit?

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When mc and mr are almost the same

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Why is the revenues line the graph is straight in th emerge to competition and curved in the monopoly?

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Because in the perfect competition the price will lead to quantity and in monopoly more variables are added such as demand

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If you were a monopoly you would know

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The maximum demand of a population

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Marginal revenues start at the same point where blank starts

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Demand, and finishes at the half of the demand when price is 0

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What’s the main problem of capitalism?

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Income distribution

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In the perfect competition when the price is 50, the marginal revenue is

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How do you get marginal cost from a function?

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You derivative the total cost function

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How do you find the lowest price in a perfect competition market at the oint of shut down?

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Substituting the function of the average variable cost or marginal cost with the quantity

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Does the monopoly have fixed costs?

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Normally they do

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How do you get total revenues?
Price times quantity
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How do you get th marginal revenue of a function?
You derivative the total revenue function
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How do you get the function of profit?
Total revenue - total cost
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So when you get two quantities when mr and mc are equal how do you differ which one is the one?
The one that when substituted in the profit equitation gets the most
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What is oligopoly?
Competition in the industry is dominated by just some firms
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What is monopolistic competition?
Several firms producing differentiated products
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What is market power?
The ability of a firm or a group of firms to control prices and production in the industry
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How can you command the market?
By producing more or less product. Don't mess with the prices cause you're may face inflation.
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How many factories do we have in Mexico?
2
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What is the concentration coefficient?
Percentage of total production represented by the biggest firms in the industry
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What is the herfindahl hirschman index?
Ihh = s1 (percentage market share) + s2 + ... + sn (number of firms)
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What is the biggest numbers in the ihh?
10000 meaning monopoly
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Nature of imperfect competition
Costs, barriers, strategic interdependence
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What is collusive oligopoly?
Behave like a monopoly and the firms share the market
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What is the OPSC?
Organization of petroleum selling countries
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What is the strategic interaction?
The firm takes decision and try to forecast the reaction. Game theory helps to understand.
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What is dominant strategy?
The situation where one of the players have the best strategy independent of what strategy the other player will choose.
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What is the Nash equilibrium?
Situation where none of the players can improve its results, given the others strategy. It is also know as the non cooperative equilibrium. What can I do if the other moves. I care about the other strategy.