Think of a good that you have recently purchased. Identify the market structure that the firm selling the good operates in. Describe the characteristics of the market structure.
I have recently purchased a coffee from Café coffee day.
The market structure the cafeteria has is monopolistic competition, As there are many firms in the market selling the coffee with little difference in the taste and service, goods are substitute of each other,
IN a monopolistic competitive market,there is a free entry and exit in the market, the firm makes zero economic profit in the long run and they have some control over the price and there goods are substitute of each other,
Think of a good that you have recently purchased. Identify the market structure that the firm...
Identify a perfectly competitive firm that you can purchase a good/service from. Make sure to relate the answer to market characteristics.
Market Segmentation Think of a durable product (example: clothing, appliance, gadget, etc.) that you purchased in the recent past. Marketers use segmentation bases, or variables, which are characteristics of individuals, groups, or organizations, to divide a total market into segments. Review the four general segmentation bases in Chapter 7 of your text. Then describe what base or bases (and the relevant variables) that might be used to segment the market for this product. Be as specific as you can. (For...
Identify and describe the conditions you observed for a specific firm that operates in Monopolistic Competition or a Differentiated Oligopoly who differentiates their product. You should also provide brief market analysis including the state of the market before and after the differentiation, as well as the observed changes that resulted. Specifically, the following questions should be addressed: What type of market structure was the product or service in when the differentiation occurred? What is the differentiation?Describe specifically what the differentiation...
Think of a conflict you have had recently or that you observed among others that you feel was resolved in a positive manner. Next, think of a conflict you have had or observed that did not resolve positively. What was the difference? Compare and contrast the characteristics that led to a positive resolution in one situation and a negative or no resolution in the other situation.
A firm operates in a competitive market, selling good Q. His total cost is simply $200. The market price of Q is $10 a unit. If the firm is selling 96 units of Q, then what is firm’s profit? $760 $960 $450 $120
-Describe two products or services that you have purchased recently—one product or service that you feel represented good value for money, and one that did not. -What adjustments to the pricing strategy (or product strategy) would you recommend in relation to the product or service that failed to provide good value?
What are the conditions for a perfectly competitive market? What are some real-life examples of perfectly competitive markets? What are economic profit-maximizing strategies that may be made by a perfectly competitive firm? Identify a good that you regularly purchase and you feel is in perfect competition – how do the characteristics of the goods and the market structure it operates in affect the firm’s ability to change the price?
A firm operates in a competitive market, selling good Q. His total cost is simply $200. The market price of Q is $10 a unit. If the firm is selling 96 units of Q, then what is firm’s profit? A. $760 B. $960 C. $450 D. $120
identify the utility industry’s market structure and two or more market characteristics
Identify this industry’s market structure (oil and gas industry) and at least two or more market characteristics that support this market structure (250 words please)