These two cases provide examples of markets that are characterized neither as perfect competition nor monopoly. Instead, these firms are competing in market structures that lie between the extremes of monopoly and perfect competition. How do they behave? Why do they exist?

Q: what is the similarities between perfect competition and monopoly?

A: Perfect competition and monopoly markets, both two different market structures. however, there are…

Q: Monopolostic competition is characterized by _____ and perfect competition is characterized by…

A: Market structure- it is the nature and degree of competition for goods and services in the market.…

Q: Which of the following must be present for a firm to maintain its market power for an extended…

A: Firm market power means the firm's price, market share, and profit.

Q: In which market model must firms take into account the actions of their competitors before they can…

A: In perfect competition and monopolistic competition, there are numerous sellers. Under monopoly,…

Q: If the corn industry is perfectly competitive with a market price of $2 per bushel and a corn farmer…

A: A market formed by the agglomeration of a large number of firms identical in size that produce and…

Q: Perfect competition and monopoly are the two extremes of market structures. Discuss the difference…

A: The structure that depicts the way in which firms are being categorized and differentiated being…

Q: How does a demand curve differ in perfect competition from a demand curve in a monopoly?

A: To show the difference between the demand curve under perfect competition and the demand curve under…

Q: Look for the definition of the following terms: 1. perfect competition 2. product homogeneity 3.…

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Q: Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of perfect competition?

A: To find: Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of perfect competition?

Q: Under what condition is a monopoly preferred to perfect competition? Use a diagram to explain your…

A: Under perfect competition, there are large number of buyers and selling selling homogeneous goods.…

Q: Can you help me with the question below? A firm with “market power” has: A. The ability to raise…

A: The relative ability of a company to control the price in the market place by controlling the level…

Q: The South American cocaine industry consists of several “families” that obtain the raw material,…

A: The main objective of any business is to maximize its profit. A business maximizes its profit by…

Q: Distinguish between the features of perfect competition and monopolistic competition. Give real…

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Q: Comparing Market Types Another Name for Firms Special Traits Kind of Number of Producers Type of…

A: There are different types of market structures. The most suitable for from the four will be…

Q: Which of the below is FALSE under perfect competition in the long-run? A. there is no producer…

A: Perfect competition: It is a market structure where there are a large number of buyers and a large…

Q: compare and contrast the monopoly and perfect competition in market structure in long run?

A: Monopoly is a market structure which has a single seller and many buyers. Perfect competition is a…

Q: Barriers to entry Multiple Choice usually result in perfect competition are characteristic of pure…

A: barriers of entry is the restriction either imposed by the government or due other high investment…

Q: Why do all industries, except pure competition, not reach efficiency? What types of efficiency are…

A: Answer (50) Pure competition is a market situation where : products are homogenous there are a very…

Q: Why is perfect competition often described as ideal market structure?

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Q: QUESTION 5 • Compare and contrast the following market structures: Perfect Competition and Monopoly.…

A: A) Perfect competition v/s Monopoly Market Structure  Perfect competition Perfect competition…

Q: Is collusion by a group of sellers or buyers possible in a market of pure and perfect competition?…

A: Collusion is a secret, non-competitive, and in some cases illicit arrangement between rivals which…

Q: hich one of the following market structure is the less competitive? a. Perfect competition b.…

A: The least competitive market structure is Monopoly.

Q: Why do business open shop close to their competitors

A: A rival is someone, a corporation, a team, or an organisation that competes with you or your…

Q: Comparing Market Types Special Traits Kind of Another Name for Number of Producers Type of Market…

A: There are different types of markets that are classified based on the size of the market, product…

Q: Which of the following statements is true about the difference between monopoly and monopolistic…

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Q: Differentiate between Perfect Competition and Monopoly?

A: The major difference between perfect competition and monopoly form of market areNumber of buyers and…

Q: Under what conditions would a firm be most likely to use non-price competition?

A: Non-price competition is a competition where firms concentrate on other methods to attract customers…

Q: Compared to perfect competition there is a social cost under monopoly do you agree? Explain using…

A: The perfectly competitive market is a type of market structure where there are large number of…

Q: How is monopoly different from perfect competition?

A: A market is a place where the buyers and sellers interacts with each other party and determines the…

Q: Compare and contrast the decision-making processes of a competitive firm versus a monopoly firm. a.…

A: Monopoly is kind of market set-up with a single buyer and very difficult to entry in such kind of…

Q: In perfect competition there are no barriers to entry for firms. Which of the following would be a…

A: A perfectly competitive market is one with no barriers that allow firms to enter or exit the market…

Q: competition. Which is more efficient? Explain your reasoning and

A: Monopolist profit will maximizing where marginal cost equal marginal revenue. MR= MC  In Perfect…

Q: Distinguish among three types of imperfectly competitive industries and describe how imperfect…

A: The three types of imperfectly competitive industries are: Monopoly, Oligopoly and Monopolistically…

Q: Compare the market structure of monopoly to perfect competition.how do they diffe

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Q: Q) 2 Critically evaluate the merits/ benefits and problems of Perfect Competition and Monopoly ,…

A: In perfect competition market there will be large number of sellers, it means that a single seller…

Q: Economies of scale are the defining characteristic for which of the following? * perfect competition…

A: The answer is  Option c - natural monopoly

Q: In perfect competition: Select one: a. Firms tend to spend a lot on advertising b. Products are…

A: In perfect competition, there are large number of firms producing homogeneous goods with no market…

Q: Which type of competition is characterized by a large number of firms, heterogeneous products and…

A: Monopolistic competition is a market defined by a large number of firms, heterogeneous products and…

Q: With the aid of a diagram explain how a monopolist determines how much output to produce and what…

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Q: List and explain three reasons for strong barriers to entry that make it difficult for new firms to…

A: In competitive firms, there are either no barriers to entry or very less barriers to entry that…

Q: What is the number of firms in a Perfect Competition and what is the price control of product by…

A: A market structure shows how how firms are categorized and differentiated on the basis of types of…

Q: how is the short run different from the long run in terms of economic profit in : - perfect…

A: Economic profit is defined to be the difference between the revenue generated from the sale of the…

Q: Supermarket checkout lines all tend to be roughly the same length. Why is that? Explain your answer…

A: Perfect competition refers to the situation where there are large number of prouder and consumers…

Q: Which of the following economists was an originator of the theory of imperfect competition?…

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