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Objectives of chapter 7: Monopolistic competition Price and output in monopolistic competition

Chapter 7: Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly. Objectives of chapter 7: Monopolistic competition Price and output in monopolistic competition Monopolistic competition and efficiency Product variety Oligopoly and its behavior- a game theory overview Three oligopoly models

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Highlights for Exam 3

Highlights for Exam 3. Production Function and Cost Curve. Output. Cost $. # of Workers. Output (Quantity). Cost Curves. Cost. Why do MC, ATC, and AVC slope up, and how do they relate?. MC. Why does MC cross ATC and AVC at their lowest point?. Why does AVC converge to ATC?. ATC. AVC.

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INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS I

INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS I. MONOPOLY. Introduction. A firm is a monopoly; If it is the only supplier of product for which there is no substitute It sets price without fear that it will be undercut by any rival firm. It faces downward-sloping demand curve and sets price above MC.

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Topic 2 Lecture 15

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Price control by Commerce Commission Justified under Monopoly- but what happens?

Price control by Commerce Commission Justified under Monopoly- but what happens?. Previously, neoclassical view: GE under perfect competition led to (a) Price = MC (b) Price = min. ATC and (c) markets all cleared.

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