perfect competition
monopolistic competition
oligopolies
pure monopoly
random
100

what is the level of differentiation between products

very little/nearly identical

100

how many sellers are in monopolistic competition

several 

100

how much control do oligopolies have over price

significant control

100

how many sellers are in a pure monopoly 

one

100

if there is no competition the prices will be higher true or false

true

200

how much power do they have over prices 

none

200

how easy is it to enter a monopolistic competition market.

fairly easy

200

how many sellers

few sellers 

200

how much control do they have over prices

complete control

200

which market structure typically has the lowest prices

perfect competition

300

how many sellers are in a perfect competition market

many

300

what are some product examples

barbershops 

restaurants   

electronic repair shops 


300

what type of products are in an oligopoly

standardized suppliers and differentiated products 

300

how hard is it to enter

very hard/almost impossible 

300

what are some obstacles that make it harder for one to enter a market

money, publicity, and competition

400

what are some product examples 

eggs, wheat, notebooks, and pens

400

what type of product is sold in a monopolistic competition

differentiated 

400

how difficult is it to enter

properly hard 

400

what type of competition is a pure monopoly

no competition

400

what market structures are priced non price based.

oligopoly and monopolistic competition

500

what type of competition is perfect competition  

priced based

500

what type of competition is a monopolistic competition.

non-priced based.

500

what are some examples

movies auto industry cereal sports 

500

what are the 4 legal monopolies  

natural, geographic, technological, and governmental

500

give an example of each type of pure monopoly. 

USPS, remote gas station, semi conductor industry, and many newly introduced inventions.