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Monopoly
One firm, unique product, high barriers to entry.
Natural Monopoly
A single firm can supply the entire market efficiently (e.g., utilities).
Monopolistic Competition
Many firms, differentiated products, low entry barriers.
Oligopoly
Few large firms dominate; interdependent behavior, potential collusion.
Game Theory
Study of strategic interactions between rational players.
Prisoners’ Dilemma
A game where rational actions lead to suboptimal outcomes.
Monopsony
One buyer in a market (e.g., single employer in a small town).
Circular Flow Model
Diagram showing interactions between households and firms.
Production Possibilities Frontier (PPF)
All possible efficient output combinations.
Law of Increasing Opportunity Cost
As more of a good is produced, the opportunity cost rises.
Normal Profit
Minimum profit needed to keep a firm in business; occurs when economic profit = 0.