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Econ Exam 3

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allocative efficiency (socially optimal quantity) where D=MC. the equality of price and marginal cost yields AE. The right amount of society's scarce resources is being devoted to this specific use.
productive efficiency P=MC=minimum ATC (equality of price and minimum average total cost yields productive efficiency) "the good is being produced in a least costly way and the price is just sufficient to cover average total cost including normal profit.
why do monopolistic firms under produce? they want the maximum profit.
excess capacity firm can produce more at a lower cost but they hold back production
does monopolistic competition make economic profit in the long run? no
types of market structures (1)perfect competition (2) monopolistic competition (3) oligopoly (4) pure monopoly
# of firms for monopolistic competition large #
# of firms for pure competition large #
# of firms for oligopoly small #
# of firms for monopoly one
product type for monopolistic competition differentiated (highly substitutable)
product type for pure competition identical (highly substitutable)
product type for oligopoly identical or differentiated
product type for monopoly unique (no close subs)
price comparison between all market strurctures Ppc < Pmc < Po < Pm
quantity comparison between all market structures Qpc > Qmc > Qo > Qm
short run profit maximization for all market structures is the same for all market structures (profit max. <, >, or = 0)
long run profit maximization for all market structures perfect and monopolistic competitions is normal profit (profit max. = 0); in oligopoly and monopoly profit max is > or = 0
entry/exit for all market structures perfect & monopolistic competition is easy entry/exit. for oligopoly it is difficult but not impossible and for monoploy it is nearly impossible
what causes high barriers for monopoly structure? patents and copyrights.
type of market power for all market structures PC=no mrkt pwr (price taker), MC=small mrkt pwr, O=lg amount mrkt pwr and M=complete mrkt pwr (price setter).
how is output determined where MR=MC
what makes profit keeping ATC below price
monopolistic differentiated products (1)product attributes (2)service (3)location (4)brand names & packaging (5)some control over price (6)easy entry/exit (7)advertising (nonprice competition)
productive efficiency
is there productive or allocative efficiency in monopolistic competition (long-run) No, monopolistic competition causes an underallocation of resources.
efficiency loss (deadweight loss) occurs becuase of the underallocative resources between ATC=D MD=ATC & MR=MC (triangle).
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