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Q: Is it feasible to prohibit monopolies in all markets?
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Q: Explain the concept of black marketing as a direct consequence of price ceiling in economics?
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Q: Does a market equilibrium exist in an oglipolistic market? If so, how is it determined?
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Q: What is the Bandwagon effect and Snob effect on market demand behavior.
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- What is the Bandwagon effect and Snob effect on market demand behavior.Explain the concept of black marketing as a direct consequence of price ceiling in economics?Where will you see more price discrimination: In monopoly-type markets with just a few firms or in competitive markets with many firms? Why?
- What is demand curve? What are three common approaches that marketers often use to determine the demand curve or consumer willingness to pay? What is the step-by-step new product development process?How do I explain how prices act as a "signal or agreement" between buyers and sellers when coordinating their interactions in the market?What is the difference between price-fixing and predatory pricing? How do governments discourage firms from engaging in such practices?
- what are pricing tactics and examples? What are some forms of price discriminations?Why are changes of prices of commodities is very responsive to the needs of the consumer? Is price discrimination considered as fair business practice. Why do companies tends to sell commodity to different buyers at different prices?How does price discrimination play a role in the economy?How does the idea of price discrimination apply to an industry?
