Pure Competition
Monopolistic Competition
Oligopoly
Monopolies
Types of Monopolies
100

What type of products exist in this market structure? (identical, differentiated, similar, unique)

What is identical.

100

Define Monopolistic Competition

What is a market structure that has all of the conditions of pure competition, except for identical products. 

100

Define Oligopoly

What is a market structure in which a few very large sellers dominate the industry

100
Define Monopoly

What is a market structure with only 1 seller of a particular product.

100

The Postal Service is an example of a _______ monopoly

What is government. 

200

Name a product example that would be found in a perfect competition market

What is fruits, vegetables, or gold.

200

A monopolistic competitor faces competition from a _____ number of firms in its industry so it must convince consumers that its products are better than others. (Few, Small, Large, Extreme)

What is large.

200

In an oligopoly, products are _____. (similar, opposite, identical)

What is similar.

200

Monopolies are typically bad for ______. 

What is Consumers. 

200

The NFL is an example of a _________ Monopoly. 

What is Technology

300
Name the three necessary conditions for Pure Competition to exist

What is very large numbers, identical products, and freedom of entry and exit.

300

One way firms differentiate their products in monopolistic competition is through the use of _____ names. 

What is brand.

300

In an oligopoly, are there many or few firms?

What is few firms.

300

These days, monopolies are becoming more and more ____. (Common, rare, prevalent)

What is common.

300

A gas station in the middle of a desert is an example of a _______ Monopoly. 

What is Geographic. 

400

In perfect competition, firms are price _____. 

What is takers.

400

In monopolistic competition, firm's products essentially offer......

What is the same thing/similar products.

400

Oligopolies will sometimes engage in illegal price-fixing together known as....

What is collusion.

400

Americans have typically ______ monopolies. 

What is disliked/gotten rid of/etc

400

"This telecast is copyrighted by the NFL for the private use of our audience. Any other use of this telecast or of any pictures, descriptions, or accounts of the game without the NFL's consent is prohibited."

This is an example of ________.

What is copyright. 

500

Because the products are identical, we can consider them ______ substitutes. (perfect, imperfect, similar)

What is perfect. 

500

Name an example of a firm that participates in Monopolistic Competition. 

What is Subway, McDonald's, Popeye's, KFC, Jimmy John's, etc. 

500

Name a company (firm) that is an example of an Oligopoly.

What is McDonald's, American Airlines, Ford Motor Company, etc. 

500

Name an example of a near or total monopoly.

Electricity, Amazon, Water utility, Natural Gas, etc. 

500

Mr. Knott's example of buying a fidget spinner for $45 is an example of a ________. 

What is patent. 

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