ECO101H1 Chapter Notes - Chapter 15: Marginal Cost, Demand Curve, Monopolistic Competition

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Involve conditions like: large number of competing producers, differentiated products & free entry/exit from the industry in the long run. Each producer has the ability to set the price of her differentiated product. Limited by competition they face from existing & potential producers that make close, not identical products. There are many producers; each seller has many competitors. Each producer has a product that consumers view different from the products of other competitors. Differentiation results in sellers having some ability to set their own price; limited market power. New producers with distinct products can enter industry in the long run & will exit industry if they find they are not covering costs in the long run. Not perfect competition: firms have power to set prices. Not the same as oligopoly: many firms & free entry, potential for collusion does not exist. Only way that monopolistically competitive firms can have some market power.

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