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Oligopolies

Oligopolies

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Social Studies

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12th Grade

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Hard

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Joseph Anderson

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49 Slides • 24 Questions

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Oligopoly

by Kendrick Broadus

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what are the 4 reasons we see monopolies and oligopolies as bad?

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What are some examples of modern day oligopolies?

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What is the purpose of the Sherman Anti-trust law?

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Multiple Choice

The most common form of interdependent pricing is when the "BIG BOYS" set the market price and smaller companies follow:

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price leadership

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price war

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collusion

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substitution

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes an oligopoly?

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many monopolistically competitive firms

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a few firms sharing monopoly power

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a former monopoly that has been broken up by the government

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a government-granted franchise or monopoly

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Collusion most frequently occurs in industries that are

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oligopolistic

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monopolistically competitive

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monopolistic

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perfectly competitive

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The market for crude oil is an example of an oligopolistic market

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TRUE

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FALSE

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The unique feature of an oligopoly market is that the actions of one seller have a significant impact on the profits of all of the other sellers in the market

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TRUE

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FALSE

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Multiple Choice

When oligopolists collude and form a cartel, the outcome in the market is similar to that generated by a perfectly competitive market

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FALSE

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If oligopolists engagein collusion and successfully form a cartel, the market outcome is

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the same as if it were served by a monopoly

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The same as if it were served by competitive firms

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The same as if it were served by competitive firms

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Known as Nash equilibrium

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Multiple Choice

As the number of sellers in an oligopoly increases

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Collusion is more likely to occur because of larger number of firms can place pressure on any firm that defects

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Output in the market tends to fall because each firm must cut back on production

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The price in the market moves further from marginal cost

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The price in the market moves closer to marginal cost

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Multiple Choice

Collusion is difficult for an oligopoly to maintain

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Because antitrust laws make collusion illegal

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Because, in the case of oligopoly, self-interest is in conflict with cooperation

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If additional firms enter of the oligopoly

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For all the above reasons

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Multiple Select

T or F Would Pepsi and Coke conspire together to make prices?

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True

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False

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Would McDonalds be in the Oligopoly Industry

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yes

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no

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Would Cell phone companies be in the oligopoly industry

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yes

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no

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Multiple Choice

An oligopoly is defined as a type of

market structure where ____ firms have

market control

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one

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many

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three or more

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two or more

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What do all oligopolies combined dictate?

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market and competition

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supply and demand

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prices and demand

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Oligopolies tend to keep prices higher than Perfect competition

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true

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false

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Collusion is any explicit or implicit agreement between suppliers in a market to avoid competition.

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true

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false

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Multiple Choice

An extreme case of oligopoly in which firms collude to raise joint profits is known as a:

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duopoly

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cartel

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dominant producer

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price war

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price leadership

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If McDonalds, Wendy's, and Burger KIng decided to combine into one mega-fast food restaurant, what would that action be called?

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Externality

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Price-fixing

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Collusion

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Trust

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Multiple Choice

Which piece of legislation outlawed price discrimination?

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The Sherman Act

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The Federal Trade Commission Act

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The Morrisey Act

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The Clayton Antitrust Act

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Multiple Choice

How does the government break up and prevent monopolies?

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Increased Taxes

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Antitrust legislation and regulation

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Deregulation

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Laissez-faire

Oligopoly

by Kendrick Broadus

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