Market Structures flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers Market Structures flashcards on monopoly, oligopoly, competition and contestable markets. University students and professional candidates, school students and teachers can use them to practise definitions and compare market types. With more than 110 flashcard resources made by over 80 users, the page spans school and university study; choose a deck to begin.
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- Market competition and concentration96
- Barriers to entry and exit6
- Costs of production and economies of scale5
- Perfect competition96
- Imperfect competition79
- Monopoly83
- Price discrimination10
- Monopolistic competition26
- Oligopoly and game theory59
- Monopsony6
- Contestable markets12
- Competition and economic efficiency8
- Competition policy and monopoly regulation10
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41 cardsConcentrated Markets. The theory of oligopoly Concentrated Markets. The theory of oligopoly
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17 cardsContestable Markets Contestable market Incumbents
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11 cardsAP Microeconomics: Chapter 11 - Monopoly
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3 cardsMicro Economics Flash Cards Paradox of Value
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18 cardsFirms & how they operate What are the characteristics of a perfect competition?
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16 cardsMonopoly (part of market structure) characteristics of a monopoly?
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109 cardsMarvos Market-Based View of Strategy
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94 cardsECON201 Viktoria What are the characteristics of a monopoly?
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81 cardsChapter 2 Economics What is an economy?
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35 cardsChapter 12 Homework: Firms in Perfectly Competitive Markets Suppose Farmer Smith grows apples. The entire market for apples is shown in the figure below. Assume the ma...
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61 cardsA2 Economics
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47 cardsEcons Theory of costs
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23 cardsmv Structure-conduct-performance paradigm (Market-based view)
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11 cardsMicro 1 Game Theorie and imperfect competition What is the difference between a strategic and a non-strategic situation
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23 cardsMonopoly What are our basic monopoly assumptions?
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29 cardsEconomics - Unit 3 - Monopoly and Market Imperfections Define monopoly power.
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49 cardsUntitled Perfectly competitive markets contain?
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51 cardsMarket structure There are many small firms, each producing an identical product and each too small to affect the market price.
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32 cardsTheme 3: Firms in the market 4 characteristics of perfect competition
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19 cardsmarket structures what is allocative efficiency?
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24 cardsMicroeconomics 10. Marcet Structure Characteristics of a perfectly competive market
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30 cardsKey Concepts Short-run shut-down point
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15 cardsOligopoly Flashcards
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26 cardsImperfect Competition What is external economies of scale?
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14 cardsMarket structures What is welfare analysis?
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20 cardsCompetitive Markets Competitive Markets
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34 cardsChapter 7 Econ Review
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14 cardsChapter 14: Oligopoly: Firms in Less Competitive Markets
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15 cardsMonopoly flashcards
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16 cardsChapter 14: Firms in competitive markets General rule for profit maximisation (true for all firms in all market structures)
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31 cardsPart 1.3: Perfect competition, imperfectly competitive markets and monopoly
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27 cardsMarket Structures
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13 cardsChapter 17: Oligopoly & business strategy
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14 cardsFFECO Problem Sets Chapter 4 A market structure characterized by many sellers with each having some pricing power and product differenti...
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13 cardsMicro-Economics 3/3 List all 4 Market Structures
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12 cardsoligopoly what is an oligopoly
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17 cardsImperfect Competition What are the criteria for Monopolistic Competition?
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14 cardsPerfect Competition Flashcards
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15 cardsBertrand (1883) Oligopoly How does Bertrand disagree with Cournot?
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10 cardsChapter 18: Competitive policy Policies toward monopolies
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Start with Market Concentration Definitions if you want to practise key terms. Its cards include monopoly, oligopoly, profit and marginal cost. For a comparison, Firms & how they operate asks about the characteristics of different market structures.
For a closer look at one topic, Oligopoly includes questions on interdependence, non-price competition and game theory. Contestable Markets covers assumptions, sunk costs and entry. The AP Microeconomics monopoly deck asks about demand and regulated and unregulated monopoly.
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Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Market Concentration Definitions is a useful starting point for practising terms such as monopoly, oligopoly, profit and marginal cost. If you would rather compare market types, Firms & how they operate asks about the characteristics of perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly and monopoly.
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The collection includes resources for university students and professional candidates as well as school students. Teachers can also use the decks for practice material. There are cards on definitions and comparisons, plus an AP Microeconomics deck focused on monopoly.