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Market are of four types are a perfectly competitive market, monopoly market, oligopoly market, and monopolistic competitive market. Monopolistic, oligopoly and monopoly market refers to the market in which a firm is the price maker and in a perfectly competitive market, the fir...
Noun1.oligopoly- (economics) a market in which control over the supply of a commodity is in the hands of a small number of producers and each one can influence prices and affect competitors market,marketplace,market place- the world of commercial activity where goods and services are bought ...
The behaviour of oligopolistic firms is a source of considerable debate and concern, given their market power and ability to shape the development of new m... Andrew,Currah - 《J Econ Geogr》 被引量: 89发表: 2006年 The Long Shadow of the Past: Risk Pooling and the Political Development ...
This work, primarily by Williamson and more recently by Edlin, basically suggested that new entry to a monopolistic market would freeze the pre-entry output production level or the pre-entry price of the incumbent monopolist. This would arguably encourage new entries by firms as well as more ...
The firms cited in this chapter described themselves as setting prices on the basis of market demand, without directly taking into account possible reactions of specific competitors. This does not mean that these firms had large numbers of competitors, but rather that they reportedly did not take ...
The recent development of theoretical models have extended predictions as to how a firm behaves under different assumptions about the future movement in market demands. Rotemberg and Saloner (1986) proposed equilibrium conditions that allow firms to set self-enforcing collusive market prices when demand...
When a manufacturer relies solely on its own inputs in making products, the focus of negotiations between the manufacturer and retailer is exclusively on profits in the output (retail) market. In such cases, absent retail competition concerns, standard two-part tariff negotiations set the per-...
oligopolistic marketDynamic energy pricing provides a promising solution for the utility companies to incentivize energy users to perform demand side management in order to minimize their electric bills. Moreover, the emerging decentralized smart grid, which is a likely infrastructure scenario for future ...
It is such a specific market structure where only a few large businesses, interacting with each other, competing, and concentrating a proportion of the market in their hands (Gregova 2009). The principles and conditions of the oligopoly structure are based on the same preconditions; those are ...