Various Market Structures

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monopoly

there is a single merchant of a product for which there is no close alternative

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monopolistic competition

in which differentiated product has many vendors

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perfect competition

similar product has many sellers

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oligopoly

there are few sellers of a standardized or a differentiated product

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monopoly

they have power or the authority to manipulate their products, such as minimizing their outputs to put higher proces in it and to gain more profit.

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monopoly

consumers have a lesser benefit, making them buy it despite being expensive

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monopoly

not all products are exactly the same

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monopoly

chooses price

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monopoly

hard for new firms to enter the market

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monopoly

there may or may not be a lot of promotion of the goods

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monopolistic competition

there is almost a large number of sellers selling goods that are similar but not the same

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monopolistics competition

products are not all the same. there are different commercials and billboards for them

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monopolistic competition

there is limited control of price. sellers can decrease or increase prices a little

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monopolistic competition

new firms do not have a hard time entering the market. they need capital. need to promote their products so will people will buy their goods.

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monopolistic competition

there is more non-price competition. provide better services and better places to sell

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monopolistic competition

when there is a numerous quantity of small firms competing against each other

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monopolistic competition

several companies sell the same product but they have their differences

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monopolistic competition

they can charge higher prices within a certain range.

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monopolistic competition

these key factors can include style, brand name, location, packaging, advertisement, and pricing strategies, which became every firm's basis in marketing

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monopolistic competition

every firm is a price setter and can maximize their profit

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monopolistic competition

they sell similar yet slightly different products

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monopolistic competition

the consumers can favor a product more than the other one

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monopolistic competition

there are easy entrances and exit in this market

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perfect competition

where many products are similar and may substitute to each other since they have the same features, price and quality.

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perfect competition

there are many sellers and consumers in this type of market with almost the same products

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perfect competition

requires few barriers to enter and it is easy for producers to quit whenever they want

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perfect competition

they have uniform prices that depend on the demand and supply which means that the market has full control over implying prices

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perfect competition

each seller is trying to compete to get more profit than the others

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perfect competition

products are all the same

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perfect competition

no one seller or one buyer can cause a change in the price of a good

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perfect competition

the rise and fall of market price depends on total demand or total supply not on a single seller

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perfect competition

easy for new firms to enter and leave the market

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perfect competition

there is no competition that does not include prices. but there is no need for this because the goods sold are all the same

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oligopoly

describes a market that is dominated by only a small number of firms

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oligopoly

resulted to limited competition

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oligopoly

they can compete each other or collaborate

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oligopoly

they can use their collective market power to drive up prices and earn more profit

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oligopoly

only some firms are powerful in the market

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oligopoly

products are either the same or different

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oligopoly

It is hard for new firms to enter the market. It is hard to beat the firms that have been in the market longer. Because these firms know better.

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oligopoly

typically consists of about 3-5 dominant firms

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oligopoly

where firms dominate the market by supplying either similar or differentiated products

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oligopoly

There are only a few companies in this structure and they have control over price implying

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oligopoly

It is also difficult to enter this market Since there are a lot of barriers.

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oligopoly

aer price setters rather than takers

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market

is one of the numerous infrastructures, systems, institution, social relations, and procedures, where in buyers and sellers usually interact with each other to exchange goods and services.

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market structures

are the key points and evaluating business economic environments

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market structures

it deals with strategic decision making and focuses on both economics and marketing, making professional entrepreneurs precisely judge industry, policy changes and market news

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market structure

refers to the competitive environment in which buyers and sellers operate

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competition

is the rivalry among various sellers in the market

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market

is a situation of diffused, impersonal competition among sellers who compete to sell their goods and among buyers who use their purchasing power to acquire the available goods in the market.