101 lecture 14

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Microeconomics Lecture 14 Market Structures Perfect Competition

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Microeconomics Lecture 14

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Market Structures Perfect Competition

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Key Termsaverage revenue marginal revenue sunk cost

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Breakeven

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Breakeven

Where total revenue equals total costs

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Breakeven

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BreakevenFC = 1000

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BreakevenFC = 1000VC = 30Q

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BreakevenFC = 1000VC = 30QTC = FC + VC

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BreakevenFC = 1000VC = 30QTC = FC + VCTC = 1000 + 30Q

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BreakevenFC = 1000VC = 30QTC = FC + VCTC = 1000 + 30Q P = 50

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BreakevenFC = 1000VC = 30QTC = FC + VCTC = 1000 + 30Q P = 50TR = P x Q

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BreakevenFC = 1000VC = 30QTC = FC + VCTC = 1000 + 30Q P = 50TR = P x QTR = 50Q

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BreakevenFC = 1000VC = 30QTC = FC + VCTC = 1000 + 30Q P = 50TR = P x QTR = 50QTR = TC

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BreakevenFC = 1000VC = 30QTC = FC + VCTC = 1000 + 30Q P = 50TR = P x QTR = 50QTR = TC50Q = 1000 + 30Q

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BreakevenFC = 1000VC = 30QTC = FC + VCTC = 1000 + 30Q P = 50TR = P x QTR = 50QTR = TC50Q = 1000 + 30Q20Q = 1000

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BreakevenFC = 1000VC = 30QTC = FC + VCTC = 1000 + 30Q P = 50TR = P x QTR = 50QTR = TC50Q = 1000 + 30Q20Q = 1000Q = 50

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BreakevenFC = 1000VC = 30QTC = FC + VCTC = 1000 + 30Q P = 50TR = P x QTR = 50QTR = TC50Q = 1000 + 30Q20Q = 1000Q = 50

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BreakevenFC = 1000VC = 30QTC = FC + VCTC = 1000 + 30Q P = 50TR = P x QTR = 50QTR = TC50Q = 1000 + 30Q20Q = 1000Q = 50

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BreakevenFC = 1000VC = 30QTC = FC + VCTC = 1000 + 30Q P = 50TR = P x QTR = 50QTR = TC50Q = 1000 + 30Q20Q = 1000Q = 50

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The Four Market Structures

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The Four Market Structures

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The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

Monopoly

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

Brand

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

Many

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

Many One

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

Many One Many

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

Many One Many Few

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

Many One Many Few

Type of Product

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

Many One Many Few

Type of Product

Identical

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

Many One Many Few

Type of Product

Identical Unique

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

Many One Many Few

Type of Product

Identical Unique Differentiated

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

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Number of Firms

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Type of Product

Identical Unique Differentiated Either

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

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Number of Firms

Many One Many Few

Type of Product

Identical Unique Differentiated Either

Ease of Entry

The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

Many One Many Few

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

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Number of Firms

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

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Number of Firms

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

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Number of Firms

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The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

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Number of Firms

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Examples

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

Many One Many Few

Type of Product

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ExamplesCommodities

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

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ExamplesCommodities

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Utilities

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

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ExamplesCommodities

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The Four Market Structures

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Perfect Competition

MonopolyMonopolistic Competition

BrandOligopoly

Number of Firms

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Easy Blocked Easy Hard

ExamplesCommodities

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Computers

The Four Market Structures

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Market Power

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Market Power

Few versus Many

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Perfect Competition

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Perfect Competition

Many buyers and sellers

Similar Product Easy Entry

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Perfect Competition

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Perfect Competition

Price is the same because no one has

market power

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Perfect Competition

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Perfect Competition

No one has the power to raise the price or lower the

price

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Perfect Competition

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Perfect Competition

Price equals average revenue equals

marginal revenue All the same

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Market

Perfect Competition

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Market Individual

Perfect Competition

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Market IndividualPrice is flat

Does not change with output Price = Marginal Revenue

Perfect Competition

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Price = Average Revenue = Marginal Revenue

MC≤MRAre you making

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Two Questions

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Two Questions1. How much quantity to produce? !

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2. How much profit?

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Two Questions

MC= MR !

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Perfect Competition

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