Ten firms compete in a market to sell product X. The total sales
of all firms selling the
product are $2 million. Ranking the firms’ sales from highest to
lowest, we find the
top four firms’ sales to be $260,000, $220,000, $150,000, and
$130,000, respectively.
Calculate the four-firm concentration ratio in the market for
product X. (LO1)
Total sales by four firms = 260000 + 220000 + 150000 + 130000 = 760000
Four firm concentration ratio = Total sales by four firms / total sales by all firms = 760000 / 2000000 = 0.38 or 38%
Ten firms compete in a market to sell product X. The total sales of all firms...
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