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show Market structure  
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The ideal model of a market economy   show
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Five characteristics of perfect competition   show
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show Standardized product  
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A business that cannot set the prices for its products but, instead, accepts the market price set by the interaction of supply and demand   show
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show Imperfect competition  
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Come close to perfect competition   show
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show Monopoly  
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A formal organization of sellers or producers that agree to act together to set prices and limit output, may function as a monopoly   show
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show Price maker  
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show Barrier to entry  
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show Large size, government regulations, special resources, technology  
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Characteristics of a monopoly   show
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show Natural monopoly  
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A monopoly that exists because the government either owns and runs the business or authorizes only one product   show
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show Technological monopoly  
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show Geographic monopoly  
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Example of a natural monopoly   show
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A situation in which the average cost of production falls as the producer grows larger   show
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show Postal service  
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show Polaroid  
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A legal registration of an invention or a process that gives the inventor the exclusive property rights to that invention or process for a certain number of years   show
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Example of geographic monopoly   show
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show Monopolistic competition  
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show Printed t-shirts  
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Distinguishing features of monopolistic competition   show
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show Product differentiation  
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show Gas mileage ratings, batteries  
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show Nonprice competition  
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Major characteristics of monopolistic competition   show
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show Focus group  
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show Oligopoly  
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Percent of total sales in a market   show
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show Movie theaters, breakfast cereal  
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show Start-up costs  
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show Few sellers but many buyers, standardized or differentiated products, more control of prices, little freedom to enter/exit market  
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show Regulation  
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show Antitrust legislation  
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show Trust  
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Keeps trusts from forming, one company combines with or purchases another to form a single firm   show
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show Price fixing  
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Example of price fixing   show
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Competing businesses negotiate to divide up a market   show
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show Predatory pricing  
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A ruling that requires a firm to stop an unfair business practice   show
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show Public disclosure  
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Involves actions taken to reduce or remove government oversight and control of business   show
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An enterprise that produces goods or provides services   show
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show Sole proprietorship  
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show Limited life  
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show Unlimited liability  
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show Easy to open/close, few regulations, freedom and control, owner keeps profits  
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show Limited funds, limited life, unlimited liability  
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show Partnership  
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show General partnership  
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A partnership in which at least one partner is not involved in day-to-day running of business and is liable only for the funds he or she has invested   show
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show Limited liability partnership  
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show Medical partnerships, law firms, and accounting firms  
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Advantages of partnerships   show
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Disadvantages of partnerships   show
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A business owned by individuals, called shareholders or stockholders   show
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Shares of ownership in the corporation   show
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show Dividend  
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show Public company  
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Retains control over who can buy or sell the stock   show
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Contract the corporation issues that promises to repay borrowed money, plus interest, on a fixed schedule   show
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Occurs in a corporation, business owner's liability for business debts and losses is limited   show
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show Unlimited life  
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Advantages of corporations   show
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show Start-up cost and effort, heavy regulation, double taxation, loss of control  
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show Vertical merger  
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The combining of companies involved in different steps of production or marketing of a product or service   show
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show Conglomerate  
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A larger corporation with branches in several companies   show
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show Reebok and Adidas  
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Example of a vertical merger   show
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show Franchise  
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show Franchisee  
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A type of business operated for the shared benefit of the owners, who are also its costumers   show
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An institution that acts like a business organization, but its purpose is usually to benefit society, not to make a profit   show
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show Consumer/purchasing co-op  
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Business organizations, such as credit unions, that offer their members a service   show
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Mainly owned and operated by the producers of agricultural products, join together to ensure cheaper, more efficient processing   show
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