ECO206Y1 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Deadweight Loss, Price Discrimination, Marginal Revenue

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Eco206 microeconomic theory: midterm iii structure. Based on analysis of past midterms, there are four main topics that are covered in the third midterm of. Eco206: monopoly, price discrimination, game theory and strategic thinking and oligopoly. The midterm is usually about 2 hours long and consists of 3 to 5 questions with 3 to 5 sub-questions per question. The total number of questions, including sub-questions, is roughly 12 to 15: midterm ii statistics. Monopoly is a market structure that is defined by one seller/producer in a market. Can make decisions over how much to produce or what price to charge. The industry"s market demand curve is the same as the monopolist"s demand curve (unlike perfect competition firm"s demand curve is perfectly elastic and industry"s demand curve is downward sloping) The marginal revenue of a monopolist is not equal to the price it charges because in order to sell more output, the monopolist has to lower its prices.

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