Indian Railways is a monopoly and this is because of the fact that there's only one player in the market which gets to deliver the service to the customers.
Airlines is an oligopoly and the reason is that there are a few number of players in the market and apart from that the barriers to entry of an oligopoly is high.
2. Give your own example of a real-life market that may be a monopoly and one...
Give one real-life example of a monopoly (or near-monopoly) in any economy, and explain what market-entry barriers make it a monopoly.
Explain these types of Market Failures in your own words and give real life examples for each Externalities ,public goods and asymmetric information
In your own words, explain the five common purposes served by trademarks. Give a real-life example of each purpose.
In your own words: QUESTION: What are one example of a monopolistically competitive firm, oligopoly, and monopoly in your local area? In your example, please relate to the market characteristics of each of the market structures?
be original and use your own words Give an example of a government-created monopoly. Is creating this monopoly necessarily bad public policy? Explain.
be original and use your own words Give an example of a government-created monopoly. Is creating this monopoly necessarily bad public policy? Explain.
3. Give (“a real life”) example of a market where you think the First Fundamental Theorem of Welfare Economics does not hold. Explain why it does not hold in this market
Oligopoly 4.1 Markets differ according to what three dimensions in terms of market structure? 4.2 What is a real-life example of an oligopoly and why? 4.3 What are the three models of oligopoly? 4.4 Would a firm prefer to be in a market with an oligopoly, a monopoly, or perfect competition? Why? 4.5 Would a consumer prefer to be in a market with an oligopoly, a monopoly, or perfect competition? Why?
SPORTS MARKET ECONOMICS Give one example of a perfectly competitive team and one example of a monopoly team. Explain.
Think of a relevant example in your own life of how a change in the market (including information, preferences, technology, price of alternative goods, regulations, taxes, etc.) has shifted either the supply or demand of a good. How did this change affect the market equilibrium for that good or service? Explain. Next, find a relatively recent news article (within the past year) to support your finding (the news search feature in Google is helpful with this). If you cannot find...