Market Structures 1
Market Structures 2
Business Structures
Miscellaneous
100

Which of these would be sold in the closest to a perfectly competitive market?

Milk

Cars

Designer clothing

Milk

100

The market for cellphones is dominated by Apple and Samsung. This makes it a...

Oligopoly

100
The type of business that gives the founder all of the profit and has the least regulations.

Sole proprietorship

100

The main reason that people might buy a gold-plated Rolls Royce instead of a Toyota Corolla, even though it's more expensive

Status/image

200

Why do monopolistically competitive firms have relatively little control over their pricing?

They have lots of competition selling substitutes

200

A market dominated by a single seller

Monopoly

200

What is liability?

Being responsible if you go into debt or get sued

200

Why would a government pass antitrust laws?

To stop monopolies + encourage competition

300

What type of market has firms that are price takers?

Perfect competition

300

A market dominated by a few sellers is a....

Oligopoly

300

What is the advantage of a limited liability partnership over a limited partnership?

Less liability

300

What it's called when a company hires another company to do a job for them

Outsourcing

400

If many sellers are all selling slightly different products, what type of market structure is it?

Monopolistic competition

400

As a company gains market power, what happens to its power to set prices and output?

Its gains power over both

400

A type of business organized to benefit society instead of making profit

Nonprofit

400

Right-to-work laws have what effect on employees and unions?

Remove the ability for employees to challenge hiring and firing

500

If many sellers are all selling identical products, what is the market structure?

Perfect competition

500

To maximize profits, monopolies will ______ output and ______ prices

Limit, increase

500

Do general partnerships protect against liability?

No- everyone is fully liable

500

Advertising is a way for monopolistically competitive firms to increase the demand for their products. This type of practice is called...

Non-price competition

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