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Markets. Competition. Monopoly
1. Markets. Competition. Monopoly.
Grigorev Egor IS18-42. Contents
1.2.
3.
Buyers and sellers in a market
economy.
Different kinds of monopolies.
Competition in a perfect market.
3. Markets.
In a marketeconomy, the
actions of buyers
and sellers set the
prices of goods and
services.
4. Types of Market Structure
In order to develop principles and make predictionsabout markets and how producers will behave in them,
economists have developed four principal models of
market structure:
perfect competition
monopoly
oligopoly
monopolistic competition
5. Types of Market Structure
Are Products Differentiated?Yes
No
One
How Many
Producers
Are There?
Monopoly
Oligopoly
Few
Many
Not applicable
Perfect
competition
Monopolistic
competition
6. Competition
Competition is the rivalry betweencompanies selling similar products and
services with the goal of achieving
revenue, profit, and market share
growth
7. Competition.
In a perfect marketcompetition is
unrestricted and
sellers are
numerous, free
competition and
large numbers of
sellers are not
always available in
the real world