ECON 101 Chapter Notes - Chapter 15: Monopolistic Competition, Oligopoly, Market Power

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Monopolistic competition: a market structure in which there are many competing producers in an industry,each producer selling a differentiated product, and there is free entry into and exit from the industry in long run large #s. 1: differentiated but closely although imperfect substitutional products. 3) free entry and exit in long run. 15. 2 the occurrence of differentiation of products between oligopolistic and monopolistically competitive firms oligopoly small # of producers monopolistically competitive many producers competition differentiated products. 15. 3how price and profits are determined in monopolisitc competitionin long and short run. Sr if price > atc, the firm is profitable if price atc, it is profitable and vice versa. Lr zero profit equilibrium: firms just manage to cover their costs at their profit maximizing output. Q: setting mc to mr to maximize profits. 15. 4 why monopolistic competition poses a tradeoff between lower prices and greater product diversity.

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