The document provides information about different market structures:
- Monopolistic competition is characterized by many sellers offering differentiated products and free entry/exit into the market. The blue jean market is an example.
- Oligopoly describes the gas station market in Utopia, where a few sellers make pricing decisions together and entry is difficult.
- Monopolies have sole control over a product and set the market price, unlike perfect competition which involves many buyers/sellers of identical products.
The document provides information about different market structures:
- Monopolistic competition is characterized by many sellers offering differentiated products and free entry/exit into the market. The blue jean market is an example.
- Oligopoly describes the gas station market in Utopia, where a few sellers make pricing decisions together and entry is difficult.
- Monopolies have sole control over a product and set the market price, unlike perfect competition which involves many buyers/sellers of identical products.
The document provides information about different market structures:
- Monopolistic competition is characterized by many sellers offering differentiated products and free entry/exit into the market. The blue jean market is an example.
- Oligopoly describes the gas station market in Utopia, where a few sellers make pricing decisions together and entry is difficult.
- Monopolies have sole control over a product and set the market price, unlike perfect competition which involves many buyers/sellers of identical products.
The document provides information about different market structures:
- Monopolistic competition is characterized by many sellers offering differentiated products and free entry/exit into the market. The blue jean market is an example.
- Oligopoly describes the gas station market in Utopia, where a few sellers make pricing decisions together and entry is difficult.
- Monopolies have sole control over a product and set the market price, unlike perfect competition which involves many buyers/sellers of identical products.
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Which is NOT a characteristic of a a) Perfect competition
monopoly? b) Monopolistic competition A )Seller sets the market price c) Oligopoly b) Entry into the market is easy d) Monopoly c) Firm sells a unique product 6. A new firm recently arrived in Utopia d) One seller offering much higher internet speeds than existing providers. The other providers 2. Perfect competition involves: have gone out of business because so many Utopian residents have switched to a) Sellers working together to set prices the new provider. What will most likely happen to the price of internet service in b) A large number of buyers & sellers Utopia? c) Difficulty entering & exiting the market d) Little information is available to buyers a) The price will decrease because the new provider wants to keep its customers happy. 3. What were the three types of b) The price will increase because there is economies of scale mentioned in the only one internet provider in Utopia. YouTube video on economies of scale? c) The price will decrease because there is a) Oligopoly, Monopoly, & Perfect only internet provider in Utopia. Competition d) There will be no change in price. b) Land, Labor, & Capital 7. List the four market structures in order c) Purchasing, Specialization, & Technical from least competitive to most d) Specialization, Barriers to Entry, & competitive. Technical a) Oligopoly, Monopoly, Perfect Competition, 4.The market for milk is an example of Monopolistic Competition perfect competition. Why? b) Perfect Competition, Oligopoly, Monopoly, Monopolistic Competition a) Sellers offer a nearly identical product c)Monopoly, Oligopoly, Monopolistic b)Anyone can start a dairy farm or leave the Competition, Perfect Competition dairy business at any time d) Monopoly, Monopolistic Competition, c) Many people buy and sell milk Perfect Competition, Oligopoly d) All of the above 8. If a major car company such as Ford 5. The town of Utopia has three gas lowers their prices, what are other car stations. The owners of these gas companies likely to do? stations make decisions together about when to raise and lower gas prices. It a) Raise their prices would be difficult for another gas station b) Go out of business to enter this market. Which market structure best describes the market for c) Maintain their current prices gas in Utopia? d) Lower their prices 9. Which of the following statements is d) Monopolistic Competition true? 13. Which of the following is NOT a a) Monopolistic competitors have an Market Structure? incentive to differentiate their products so customers have choices, but monopolies do a) Perfect Competition not have this incentive. b) Oligopoly b) Monopolistic competitors & monopolies c) Monopoly have the same amount of influence over the d) Corporation price of their products. c) Both oligopolies & industries with monopolistic competition involve a large 14. Which market structure involves number of sellers. selling identical products? d) All industries fit neatly into one type of a) Perfect Competition market structure. b) Monopolistic Competition 10. Why does the government regulate natural monopolies? c) Oligopoly d) Monopoly a) To increase competition in the market b) To prevent the monopoly from charging excessively high prices 15. Markets like automobiles, cell phones, cable TV, and internet providers are c) To ensure the monopoly provides an examples of which market structure? adequate, high-quality amount of the product d) All of the above are possible reasons for a) Monopoly regulation b) Oligopoly 11. What are the advantages of c) Perfect competition economies of scale? d) Monopolistic competition a) Costs less per unit to produce an item b) Reduces barriers to entry in the market and increases competition c) Better quality products are produced 12. There are many sellers of blue jeans. Each blue jean seller makes their product slightly different to set it apart from others. There is free entry and exit into the blue jean market. Which market structure does this describe?