Perfect Competition
Monopoly
Monopolistic Competition
Oligopoly
Halloween Candy
100

How many firms are there in a perfectly competitive market? 

"infinite" or "countless"

100

How many firms are in a monopoly?

only one firm 

100

The kind of goods sold in a monopolistic competition

substitute goods 

100

The number of firms that dominate this market

is a few

100

A chocolate bar made of nougat, caramel, and milk chocolate

What is a Milky Way 

200

An example of a perfectly competitive market

Agriculture, the dairy industry, basic bread production, some technology markets with open-source elements, and local farmers' markets.

200

These laws are used by the government  to control monopolies and to break them up

 anti-trust laws

200

An example of a monopolistic competitive market is 

Shoes, Jeans, Tshirts, clothes 

200

An example of an oligopoly is

cell phone providers, cable/wifi, airlines because of high barriers to entry prevent new competitors from easily entering the market 

200

A sweet and salty treat made with peanuts and caramel. 

What is a PayDay 

300

In a perfectly competitive market are firms price takers or setters?

Firms are considered price takers; meaning they have no control over the market price

300

in a monopoly are firms price takers or setters?

price setters

300

Are monopolistic competitive markets considered very rare or extremely common? 

extremely common

300

Firms in an oligopoly are the type of firms that most commonly try to collude to produce the quantity supplied by

a monopoly

300

A candy bar consisting of crunchy almonds, sweet coconut and creamy chocolate candy

What is an almond joy

400

Are buyers and sellers well informed or in the dark in a perfectly competitive market?

Well informed; they have complete information about the market, including prices, product quality, and all other relevant factors 

400

In a monopoly, the firm's demand curve is ________ as the market demand curve.

In a monopoly, the firm's demand curve is the same as the market demand curve because a single firm controls the entire market, meaning their demand is the same as the total market demand

400

The 3 ways products can be differentiated

brand, quality & creativity

400

Firms use this strategy to incentivize consumers to buy their good without changing price 

is Non-Price Competition

400

A candy bar consisting of dry roasted peanuts, rich caramel, and smooth nougat

What is a Baby Ruth

500

In the Perfect competition, the firm’s demand curve is _________.

Perfectly elastic (in theory)

500

This kind of monopoly exists because the firm controls an invention 

a Technological monopoly 


500

Is there a lot of little freedom to enter monopolistic competitive markets? 

 A lot of freedom due to the low barriers to entry 

500

There only a few firms in an oligopoly because of what factor?

 start up costs/barriers to entry 

500

A candy bar consisting of chewy, marshmello flavored nougat wrapped in a rich, chocolaty coating 

What is a charleston chew