Free Market Basics
Types of Competition
Benefits of Competition
Market Structures
100

A system where businesses operate with little government control.

What is a free market?

100

One company controls the whole market.

What is Monopoly?

100

Competition usually lowers these for consumers.

What are prices?

100

A market with only one seller.

What is a monopoly?

200

In a free market, this group determines what products succeed.

Who are consumers?

200

Government legislate this type of competition.

What is perfect competition?

200

Competition encourages businesses to come up with new ideas.

What is innovation?

200

A market with many sellers selling nearly identical goods.

What is perfect competition?

300

The struggle between businesses for customers.

What is competition?

300

A market where many companies offer similar but slightly different products.

What is monopolistic competition?

300

Competition forces companies to improve this aspect of customer interaction.

What is customer service?

300

A monopoly may unfairly do this to prices.

What is control/set prices?

400

Government might step in when competition becomes unfair.

What is regulation?

400

A market dominated by just a few large firms.

What is an oligopoly?

400

Competition increases this, giving consumers many product options.

What is product variety?

400

Governments regulate monopolies to protect this group.

Who are consumers?