. Do you think perfect competition is best for the economy and for consumers? Why or why not? What does Peter Thiel think about perfect competition versus monopolies?
Perfect competition in the market is almost impossible to achieve but I can say that it is best not only for consumers but also for economy of a country.
If there is a perfect competition in the market there will be large number of products with perfect substitute which makes the producer the sell the product with good quality and quantity. Producer will not try to take advantage of consumer or cheat them due to competition in the market which is a benefit for the consumer. Consumer will know and have more info on the products that are available in the market which make them to choose the good quality product. Transaction cost will be nil and there will be no negative externalities in the market. Consumer will have to buy the product only on market price. Thus perfect competition is best for both economy and consumer.
According to Peter Theil perfect competition is for loosers if you want to capture a perfect build a monopoly. Theil says that monopoly should be in the market so that firms run in profit which will help them capture Market and earn profits.
. Do you think perfect competition is best for the economy and for consumers? Why or...
1. What do you think best describes each of the following markets: perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly or monopolistic competition? Explain. a. The market for cars. b. The market for soy beans. c. The market for cellphones. d. The market for dining out in a large city. 2. Why is price equal to marginal revenue for a perfectly competitive firm but not for a monopolist?
In perfect competition as well as in monopolistic competition, a. profit is positive in a long-run equilibrium for each firm. b.entry and exit by firms are restricted. c. there are many firms in a single market. d. marginal revenue is equal to price for each firm. ECTION 22 Monopolistic competition differs from perfect competition because in monopolistically competitive markets a. all firms can eventually earn economic profits. b. each of the sellers offers a somewhat different product. C. strategic interactions...
1. What do you think best describes each of the following markets: perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly or monopolistic competition? Explain. a. The market for cars. b. The market for soy beans. c. The market for cellphones. d. The market for dining out in a large city. 2. Why is price equal to marginal revenue for a perfectly competitive firm but not for a monopolist? e) What is the opportunity cost of one more slurpee? O A. $0.75 OB. 0.5 candy...
1. Competition (40 points) a. Describe perfect competition, monopoly and oligopolies and the relationship between marginal costs, marginal revenue and the price levels at equilibrium within each type of these markets (Using graphs might be helpful). b. Under what conditions do oligopolies function like perfect competition or monopolies? Explain in detail. Can we ever observe perfectly competitive markets or tendency towards them in the real world? Why, why not? C.
Explain why perfect competition is an ideal that is difficult to attain in every country, including in the United States? List several business situations in which perfect competition is approached in your country. Discuss also why you think those business situations you listed approach to perfect competition.
How has the U.S. economy been doing in recent years? Why do you think that is? Gather relevant economic statistics, such as the growth rate of real GDP, the unemployment rate, and the inflation rate, to support your case. • Did any of the data from the project surprise you? Which data? Why? Does this data indicate a growing, stagnant or declining economy? What does this data tell you about the health of our economy? Why? Find a current news...
You will find that we consume monopolies in our daily lives from our electricity to internet service. Why do you think monopolies are classified as a price maker and what are the challenges that monopolies will be facing given the lack of competition?
Q2- Why does a monopoly result in a loss of efficiency compared to a perfect competition framework? Can you think of a government policy which would result in a loss of efficiency?
Perfect competition Market surveys show that there are two types of consumers for frozen yogurt. The first type like frozen yogurt and have an inverse demand of P1(q) = 12 − q; the second type are crazy about yogurt and have an inverse demand of P2(q) = 18 − q. In the town of Smallville there are only 2 consumers: one of them likes frozen yogurt and the other is crazy about frozen yogurt. (a) Determine and plot the market...
POM CUCI 1. Because of monopoly, consumers experience___than they do with perfect competition. A. more choices B. larger quantities C. higher quality D. higher prices 2. Which statement concerning monopoly is TRUE? A. Monopoly firms are always larger than are perfectly competitive firms. B. A monopoly has no rivals. C. Barriers to entry do not prevent other firms from entering a monopolized industry. D. Monopolists produce more output than does a competitive market with the same demand and cos structure....