Fill in the blank Columns: Four Market Models.
Characteristics | Pure Competition | Pure Monopoly | Monopolistic Competition | Oligopoly |
Number of firms | ||||
Type of product | ||||
Control over price | ||||
Conditions of entry | ||||
Non price Competition | ||||
Give Examples |
BASIS OF DIFFERENCE | PURE COMPETITION | PURE MONOPOLY | MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION | OLIGOPOLY |
NUMBER OF FIRM | in this type of market large number of buyers and sellers exist. | in this type of market single seller and large number of buyers exist. | in this type of market various sellers exist in the market | in this type of market only few sellers fulfill the demand of market. |
TYPE OF PRODUCT | the firm sells same/homogenous product. | it sells the product which is unique in nature which doesn't have any close substitute. | it sells differentiated product which is similar but not homogenous and have its own unique value | unique products due to branding but faces competition due to availability of rivals supply of the product. |
CONTROL OVER PRICE | price are determined by industry therefore firms don't have control over price and is only the price taker. | firm decides the price and even it can charge different price in different market. | firm can control the price but upto some extent due to rival with the similar product sellers. | there is price rigidity due to cut throat competition among the sellers. |
CONDITION OVER ENTRY |
firms can freely enter and exit | firms are not permissible to enter or exit freely due to different barriers | firms can freely enter and exit | firms are not permissible to enter or exit freely |
NON PRICE COMPETITION |
it doesn't;t exist because no firm can impact the price and sale quantity |
this firm doesn't face any non price competition because this is the only seller in the economy |
non price competition plays an important role to gain the maximum market share |
non price competition is the most important aspect in this kind of competition because firm can impact the profit only by increasing the number of consumer instead of change in price. |
EXAMPLES | the cloth seller in the whole seller market | the only institute in a city which provide education in the city | detergent powder which has its own brand power but faces competition from the rivals | car sellers in the economy,there are hardly 4-5 company operating with immense level of mutual dependency. |
Fill in the blank Columns: Four Market Models. Characteristics Pure Competition Pure Monopoly Monopolistic Competition Oligopoly Number...
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