Market Structures Market Structures MOST COMPETITIVE LEAST COMPETITIVE
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![PURE COMPETITION l l No single buyer or seller controls supply, demand, or prices PURE COMPETITION l l No single buyer or seller controls supply, demand, or prices](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-5.jpg)
![1. Many Buyers/Sellers l l Each company or producer accounts for a small portion 1. Many Buyers/Sellers l l Each company or producer accounts for a small portion](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-6.jpg)
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![Real World PC? l l Pure Competition is a model AGRICULTURE is closest to Real World PC? l l Pure Competition is a model AGRICULTURE is closest to](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-10.jpg)
![MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION l Similar to pure competition in some areas l l l Many MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION l Similar to pure competition in some areas l l l Many](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-11.jpg)
![Monopolistic Competition (cont’d) l Competition based on things other than price l l Quality, Monopolistic Competition (cont’d) l Competition based on things other than price l l Quality,](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-12.jpg)
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![Journal 21 l Identify 3 different goods that are monopolistically competitive (shoes, hamburgers, etc) Journal 21 l Identify 3 different goods that are monopolistically competitive (shoes, hamburgers, etc)](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-18.jpg)
![Imperfect Competition Imperfect Competition](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-19.jpg)
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![3 Conditions for Oligopoly 1. Few LARGE sellers - top 3 -4 companies/sellers handle 3 Conditions for Oligopoly 1. Few LARGE sellers - top 3 -4 companies/sellers handle](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-21.jpg)
![Oligopolies at Work l Typically try to use non-price competition l T. V. Stations, Oligopolies at Work l Typically try to use non-price competition l T. V. Stations,](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-22.jpg)
![Oligopolies At Work l INTERdependent pricing l Firms set prices based on other firms Oligopolies At Work l INTERdependent pricing l Firms set prices based on other firms](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-23.jpg)
![Oligopolies at Work l Collusion: when the major sellers set a price or production Oligopolies at Work l Collusion: when the major sellers set a price or production](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-24.jpg)
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![Examples of Monopolies or near Monopolies • Currently under investigation. NFL – • Potentially Examples of Monopolies or near Monopolies • Currently under investigation. NFL – • Potentially](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-27.jpg)
![Not all Monopolies are “bad” • The cost to build more rail lines would Not all Monopolies are “bad” • The cost to build more rail lines would](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-28.jpg)
![Why not charge outrageous prices? l l l 1. Consumer Demand: Increase in price Why not charge outrageous prices? l l l 1. Consumer Demand: Increase in price](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-29.jpg)
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Market Structures
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Market Structures MOST COMPETITIVE LEAST COMPETITIVE Pure Competition Oligopoly Monopolistic Competition Monopoly
![Competitive Markets Competitive Markets](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-3.jpg)
Competitive Markets
![2 Major Types of Competitive Markets l Pure Competition l Monopolistic Competition 2 Major Types of Competitive Markets l Pure Competition l Monopolistic Competition](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-4.jpg)
2 Major Types of Competitive Markets l Pure Competition l Monopolistic Competition
![PURE COMPETITION l l No single buyer or seller controls supply demand or prices PURE COMPETITION l l No single buyer or seller controls supply, demand, or prices](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-5.jpg)
PURE COMPETITION l l No single buyer or seller controls supply, demand, or prices There are 4 conditions for PC l l Many Buyers and Sellers Identical Products Informed Buyers Easy Market Entry and Exit
![1 Many BuyersSellers l l Each company or producer accounts for a small portion 1. Many Buyers/Sellers l l Each company or producer accounts for a small portion](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-6.jpg)
1. Many Buyers/Sellers l l Each company or producer accounts for a small portion of goods Everyone acts INDEPENDENTLY, little or no teamwork among competitors
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2. Identical Products Buyers choose goods almost SOLELY based on price, not quality l Consumers are highly informed about product l
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3. Informed Buyers l l Buyers will decide if prices are acceptable This is possible because all the products are nearly identical l Offers easy comparison between competitors
![4 Easy Market Entry l Extremely easy to enter the market and make a 4. Easy Market Entry l Extremely easy to enter the market and make a](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-9.jpg)
4. Easy Market Entry l Extremely easy to enter the market and make a profit l l Low start-up costs, few regulations Easy to switch between goods if you’re already in the market
![Real World PC l l Pure Competition is a model AGRICULTURE is closest to Real World PC? l l Pure Competition is a model AGRICULTURE is closest to](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-10.jpg)
Real World PC? l l Pure Competition is a model AGRICULTURE is closest to pure competition l l Many farmers, food is very similar, buyers are informed Commodities also are close l Gold, silver, dairy, etc
![MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION l Similar to pure competition in some areas l l l Many MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION l Similar to pure competition in some areas l l l Many](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-11.jpg)
MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION l Similar to pure competition in some areas l l l Many producers Fairly easy to enter market Primary difference between pure competition is sellers try to DIFFERENTIATE their products through advertising
![Monopolistic Competition contd l Competition based on things other than price l l Quality Monopolistic Competition (cont’d) l Competition based on things other than price l l Quality,](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-12.jpg)
Monopolistic Competition (cont’d) l Competition based on things other than price l l Quality, size, perks, color… Advertising differences is key
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Differences other than Price
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Differences other than Price
![What are these companies selling What are these companies selling?](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-15.jpg)
What are these companies selling?
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![Problem with Profits l MC and PC face problem of nonsustainable profits l 2 Problem with Profits l MC and PC face problem of non-sustainable profits l 2](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-17.jpg)
Problem with Profits l MC and PC face problem of non-sustainable profits l 2 major problems l 1. No real control over price § § l If price goes too high, consumers purchase from someone else If profits are extremely large, other firms enter the industry because it’s easy to get in 2. In MC, advertising constantly changes the playing field § § Consumers change back and forth from one brand to another based on their preferences SHORT RUN profits are possible with differentiation
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Journal 21 l Identify 3 different goods that are monopolistically competitive (shoes, hamburgers, etc) l l For each good, identify 3 different brands Explain what each brand has that the other two don’t have
![Imperfect Competition Imperfect Competition](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-19.jpg)
Imperfect Competition
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Imperfectly Competitive Markets Unlike competitive markets, firms in imperfectly competitive markets may be able to set prices or production - 2 types: Oligopoly and Monopoly -
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3 Conditions for Oligopoly 1. Few LARGE sellers - top 3 -4 companies/sellers handle 75% of demand 2. Identical or VERY similar products - producers less willing to take chances 3. Difficult market entry - Large firms have already paid start-up costs
![Oligopolies at Work l Typically try to use nonprice competition l T V Stations Oligopolies at Work l Typically try to use non-price competition l T. V. Stations,](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-22.jpg)
Oligopolies at Work l Typically try to use non-price competition l T. V. Stations, Cars, Movie studios
![Oligopolies At Work l INTERdependent pricing l Firms set prices based on other firms Oligopolies At Work l INTERdependent pricing l Firms set prices based on other firms](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-23.jpg)
Oligopolies At Work l INTERdependent pricing l Firms set prices based on other firms l Price leaders: largest seller sets a price and others follow
![Oligopolies at Work l Collusion when the major sellers set a price or production Oligopolies at Work l Collusion: when the major sellers set a price or production](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-24.jpg)
Oligopolies at Work l Collusion: when the major sellers set a price or production level l Typically the price is above equilibrium, but there are no cheaper substitutes
![Oligopolies at Work l Cartels an open form of collusion where production levels or Oligopolies at Work l Cartels: an open form of collusion where production levels or](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-25.jpg)
Oligopolies at Work l Cartels: an open form of collusion where production levels or prices are announced l OPEC or De. Beers l Usually short-lived because of greed/self-interest
![3 Conditions for Monopolies l 1 Single Seller l l 2 No reasonable substitutes 3 Conditions for Monopolies l 1. Single Seller l l 2. No reasonable substitutes](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-26.jpg)
3 Conditions for Monopolies l 1. Single Seller l l 2. No reasonable substitutes l l Total control of production and price setting Forces demand for good, even if prices are too high 3. Difficult or Impossible Market Entry l Too high start-up costs or too technical field
![Examples of Monopolies or near Monopolies Currently under investigation NFL Potentially Examples of Monopolies or near Monopolies • Currently under investigation. NFL – • Potentially](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-27.jpg)
Examples of Monopolies or near Monopolies • Currently under investigation. NFL – • Potentially trying Convicted to form a of being an in the monopoly • Standard Oil, Used Video illegal upmarket. in but Game monopoly in • Had competition frombroken Livenation, 1911 1980 are currently under negotiations to • Claiming ebay/amazon as buy Livenation competition
![Not all Monopolies are bad The cost to build more rail lines would Not all Monopolies are “bad” • The cost to build more rail lines would](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-28.jpg)
Not all Monopolies are “bad” • The cost to build more rail lines would be tremendous just for someone to make a little bit of profit • Fayette county water authority is a “natural monopoly” • The costs to society of having another competitor are too great
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Why not charge outrageous prices? l l l 1. Consumer Demand: Increase in price of too much would cause demand of zero 2. Potential Competition: Startup costs are extremely high, but if prices got high enough, entrepreneurs would have incentive to enter 3. Government Regulation
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No journal. Get out the market structures sheet from yesterday. Complete the market structure practice sheet
![Business Organizations Business Organizations](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-31.jpg)
Business Organizations
![GPS l l SSEMI 3 Explain the organization and role of business and analyze GPS l l SSEMI 3 Explain the organization and role of business and analyze](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-32.jpg)
GPS l l SSEMI 3 Explain the organization and role of business and analyze the four types of market structures in the U. S. economy. I Can Compare and contrast three forms of business organization—sole proprietorship, partnership, and corporation in regards to Number of Owners, Liability, lifespan, dececion making, and taxation.
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Business Organizations l 3 basic business structures l l l Sole Proprietorship – one person owns/manages Partnership – 2 or a small group Corporation – a group of shareholders Each has various costs and benefits All types must deal with 4 general issues l Liability, life expectancy, financial options, and taxes
![Sole Proprietorships l l l Advantages Low startup costs Keeps all profits Full control Sole Proprietorships l l l Advantages Low start-up costs Keeps all profits Full control](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-34.jpg)
Sole Proprietorships l l l Advantages Low start-up costs Keeps all profits Full control Can respond to market quickly Easy to discontinue l Disadvantages 100% Owner liability l l l Legal, debt, taxes, etc Life expectancy of company Limited access to resources
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Partnerships l l Advantages Low startup costs Take advantage of specialization Larger pool of capital Somewhat limited liability l l l Disadvantages Potential for conflict Split profits Unlimited liability l General partnership vs. limited liability
![Corporations l l Advantages Limited liability Much larger pool of capital Take advantage of Corporations l l Advantages Limited liability Much larger pool of capital Take advantage of](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/7d2dfac4f6b7295ec3e8c25d1c567a6d/image-36.jpg)
Corporations l l Advantages Limited liability Much larger pool of capital Take advantage of specialization Prestige l Disadvantages Difficulty of startup l l Double taxation l l l corporate charter, stocks The corporation is a SEPARATE individual from the people who run it. Loss of control More regulation
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What’s On the Test l Specialization/Voluntary Exchange l l l Circular Flow l l l Which direction do the arrows flow? What are the components? Market Structures l l l Why do people trade? Why do we specialize? What are the characteristics of the 4? How does each structure affect prices/profits? Business Organizations l Pros/Cons of each type of Organization l Supply/Demand l l l How are prices set in a market? Law of Supply/Law of Demand RIPEN/GRENT What happens to equilibrium price/quantity when supply/demand shift Price Floors/Ceilings
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