Exam 11: Oligopoly

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Duopolists A and B face the following demand curves: QA = 100 - 2PA + 5PB and QB = 120 - 3PB + 4PA.If both firms have zero marginal cost,what are the profit-maximizing prices and quantities?

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Duopolists A and B face the following demand curves: QA = 120 - 2PA + PB and QB = 120 - 2PB + PA.If both firms have zero marginal cost and they form a cartel,what is the profit-maximizing price and quantity?

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With the price leadership strategy:

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If duopolists engage in price competition,the result is:

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Two firms (A and B)have marginal costs MCA and MCB,marginal revenues MRA and MRB,and market marginal revenue MR.If both firms produce as a cartel,they should produce so that:

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Suppose duopolists in the market for spring water share a market demand curve given by P = 50 - 0.02Q,where P is the price per gallon and Q is thousands of gallons of water per day.The marginal cost of producing water is near zero for both firms.Optimal output for Cournot duopolists moving simultaneously is:

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Profit-maximizing cartels allocate sales according to:

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Two local ready-mix cement manufacturers,Here and There,have combined demand given by Q = 105 - P.Their total costs are given by TCHere = 5QHere + 0.5Q2Here and TCThere = 5QThere + 0.5Q2There.If they successfully collude,their total output will be:

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Duopolists A and B face the following demand curves: QA = 150 - 5PA + 4PB and QB = 150 - 5PB + 4PA.If both firms have zero marginal cost and they form a cartel,what is the profit-maximizing price and quantity?

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Oligopoly is a market structure that necessarily has:

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Duopolists who compete on the basis of price will:

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An oligopolist that faces a kinked demand curve is charging price P = 6.Demand for an increase in price is Q = 280 - 40P and demand for a decrease in price is Q = 100 - 10P.Over what range of marginal cost would the optimal price remain unchanged?

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Glyde Air Fresheners is the dominant firm in the solid room aromatizer industry,which has a total market demand given by Q = 80 - 2P.Glyde has competition from a fringe of four small firms that produce where their individual marginal costs equal the market price.The fringe firms each have total costs given by TCi = 10Qi + 2Q2i.If Glyde's total costs are given by TCG = 100 + 6QG,what price should Glyde establish for air fresheners?

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If the cartel described by the accompanying diagram is broken up and forced into a perfectly competitive market situation,the optimal output and price will be: If the cartel described by the accompanying diagram is broken up and forced into a perfectly competitive market situation,the optimal output and price will be:

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The OPEC oil cartel lost its market power and world oil prices fell in the 1980s because:

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Two local ready-mix cement manufacturers,Here and There,have combined demand given by Q = 105 - P.Their total costs are given by TCHere = 5QHere + 0.5Q2Here and TCThere = 5QThere + 0.5Q2There.If they cannot successfully collude and instead produce where the market price equals marginal cost,their total output will be:

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Profit-maximizing cartels choose price equal to:

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When an economist says an oligopoly has a "small" number of firms,the economist means:

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In the model of oligopoly,there:

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A market where there are only a few sellers is known as:

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