Market Difference
Rich Men
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Name that Business
100

What do an economist and a business analyst refer to as a business?

What is an Industry.

100

Who was the man who invested in steel, gained wealth, and attempted to spend all of his money philanthropically before he died?

Who is Andrew Carnegie

100

Define Monopoly. Give an example.

What is a smaller number of businesses, more differences in products, greater ability to control price, and harder to enter and exit the industry.

100

Name the first antitrust policy.

What is the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890.

100

What is the biggest pharmacy in the U.S?

What is CVS Health

200

Define differentiated products and give an example.

What are products that are visibly different from one another. Example: answers may vary.

200

Who was the man who owned Standard Oil?

Who was John D. Rockefeller.

200

Define Oligopoly.

What is a single business or firm that controls the price of the market.

200

What did the Clayton Act of 1914 do?

What is

1. Interlocking directorates.

2. Tying contracts.

3. Anticompetitive takeovers.

4. Price discrimination.

200

What business has the most fast-food franchises in the world?

 What is Mixue Ice Cream & Tea

300

Define undifferentiated products. Give an example.

What products are exactly alike regardless of which firm produced them. Example: answers may vary.
300

Why was Carnegie successful?

What was his foresight of the need for steel for the railroad and buildings.
300

Define imperfect competition.

What are many producers of slightly different products.

300

Besides the two already listed, how many others are there?

What is 3 more
300

What is the biggest car brand in the U.S?

What is General Motors.

400

Give a reason why a business can raise the price of its product. Then give a reason why they could not.

What is little competition. What is a large amount of competition.

400

Why was Rockefeller successful?

What is his foresight of the need for oil and ruthless business practices.

400

Define perfect competition.

What is the greater number of businesses, fewer differences in products, less ability to control price, and easier to enter and exit the industry.

400

What had this legislation accomplished?

What is prevented one business from completely taking over a market, and made it difficult to prosper through trust between businesses.

400

This company sells 6.48 million burgers a day worldwide.

What is McDonalds.

500

Why can't the chocolate company Hershey easily exit the market?

 What is Hershey, being the largest chocolate manufacturer in the U.S.

500

Who died the richer man, Carnegie or Rockefeller?

Who is Rockefeller. (Worth $400M)

Carnegie spent most of his wealth before death.

500

Give an example of Monopoly, Oligopoly, and perfect competition in 1 minute

Answers will vary.

500

What is the difference between a monopoly and a trust?

What is a monopoly, being a single firm in almost complete control of a market, while a trust is several firms with one account controlling the market.

500

What business in Coudersport sells the best pizza?

What is Shop 'n Save.

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