Box 1 Options: (Price takers) (Monopolistically Competitive firms) (price makers)
Box 2 Options: (Supply) (Demand) (Average total cost)
Under the theory of oligopoly, all other firms than the dominant firm act as PRICE TAKERS, they take the price set by dominant firm as given and select their quantity at that price.
Therefore, the horizontal sum of their marginal cost curves is their SUPPLY curve.
The price of box of cereal will be determined where the MR curve is equal to the MC curve of the dominant firm. This happens at quantity 50. At this quantity,the price would be at 19. (As happens in the monopolistic market, equilibrium price is determined where equilibrium quantity touches the AR/demand curve). Thus, price is 19.
The MR is derived below, the diagram is hand drawn and thus not perfectly scaled.
Box 1 Options: (Price takers) (Monopolistically Competitive firms) (price makers) Box 2 Options: (Supply) (Demand) (Aver...
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