Exam 13: Oligopoly and Monopolistic Competition
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Suppose the demand for pizza in a small isolated town is p = 10 - Q.There are only two firms,A and B,and each has a cost function TC = 2 + Q.Compare the firms' profits if they behave as Cournot duopolists with their profits if they form a cartel and share the market.
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Television stations have seemingly synchronized their commercial breaks.This is likely an example of
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In a Bertrand model with identical firms and a non-differentiated product,price will increase in response to
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There are only two firms in an industry with demand curves q1 = 30 - P and q2 = 30 - P.Both have no fixed costs and each has a marginal cost of 10 per unit produced.If they behave as profit maximizing price takers,each produces 10 units and sells them at a price of 10 so that each firm makes zero economic profits.If they form a cartel,their inverse demand curve is
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Monopolistic competition and perfect competition differ because
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In the Cournot model,the output that a firm chooses to produce increases as
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Brand loyalty in monopolistically competitive markets manifests itself as
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Suppose two duopolists operate at zero marginal cost.The market demand is p = a - bQ.If firm 1 is the Stackelberg leader,what level of output will it choose?
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Firms in all types of market structures pay attention to current rival firms' behavior.
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Suppose Cournot duopolist firms operate with each having a cost of 30qi (i = 1,2)so that each firm's marginal cost is 30.The inverse market demand curve is P = 120 - Q where Q = q1 + q2.Suppose there were no barriers to entry and firms continued to enter so long as there were positive economic profits.At the Nash-Cournot equilibrium,the total output,Q,is
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Explain how long-run economic profits are linked to entry in monopolistic competition and perfect competition.
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Firms A and B are identical,produce identical products,and are the only firms in a market.Firm A's output is higher than Firm B's.This means that Firm B is the
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-The above figure shows the reaction functions for two pizza shops in a small isolated town.Compare the Cournot,Stackelberg,cartel,and competitive equilibria in terms of total output and welfare.
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Is it true that in the long run,a monopolistically competitive firm has market power but earns no profit? Explain.
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If only two identical firms operate in a market,consumers prefer
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Suppose duopolists face the market inverse demand curve P = 100 - Q,Q = q1 + q2,and both firms have a constant marginal cost of 10.If firm 1 is a Stackelberg leader and firm 2's best response function is q2 = (100 - q1)/2,at the Nash-Stackelberg equilibrium firm 1's output is
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There are only two firms in an industry with demand curves q1 = 30 - P and q2 = 30 - P.Both have no fixed costs and each has a marginal cost of 10 per unit produced.If they behave as profit maximizing price takers,each produces 20 units and sells them at a price of 10 so that each firm makes zero economic profits.If they formed a cartel and split the production of the output evenly,the profit maximizing quantity produced by each firm is
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