ECON 1000 Chapter Notes - Chapter 6: Monopolistic Competition, Tacit Collusion, Demand Curve

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6. 1 monopoly & monopolistic competition the business"s product steep. A monopolist"s demand curve is the same as for the entire market. A monopolistic competitor"s demand curve is elastic because of many substitutes for. Oligopolists in a market characterized by rivalry face a kinked demand curve. A business raising price finds rivals keep theirs constant, so demand is relatively flat. A business reducing price finds rivals reduce theirs as well, so demand is relatively. Actions and reactions among rivals in an oligopoly. There are various ways that oligopolists can cooperate: price leadership collusion cartel. 6. 3 oligopolistic competition with its kinked demand curve. For an oligopolist in a market characterized by rivalry, average revenue is identical. This business"s marginal revenue curve has two linear segments which are below its. Like in any market, the profit-maximizing quantity is found where marginal revenue i. e by choosing actions that take account of possible responses of others . like in.

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