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Market Structures Quiz

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A product in the market refers to:

a)

A commodity only

b)

Goods or services sold in the market

c)

Only services sold in the market

d)

None of the above

2.

Which of the following is NOT an essential of a market?

a)

Willing buyers and sellers

b)

Commodities to be bought or sold

c)

Fixed government taxes

d)

A market price

3.

A perfect competition market is characterized by:

a)

Only one seller

b)

No freedom of entry or exit

c)

Many buyers and sellers

d)

Price discrimination

4.

In a perfect competition market, the products are:

a)

Differentiated

b)

Identical

c)

Substitutes

d)

Rare

5.

What is a major feature of a monopoly market?

a)

Many buyers and many sellers

b)

No freedom of entry

c)

Freedom of entry

d)

Perfect mobility of factors of production

6.

Price discrimination in a monopoly occurs when:

a)

The seller charges the same price in all markets

b)

Different prices are charged for the same product in different markets

c)

The government sets all the prices

d)

Buyers control the price

7.

Which of the following is NOT a source of monopoly power?

a)

Control of an important input in production

b)

Existence of internal economies of scale

c)

Freedom of entry into the market

d)

High costs of entering the market

8.

The term oligopoly refers to a market:

a)

With many small firms

b)

With few large firms

c)

With only one firm

d)

With perfect knowledge of the market

9.

In a monopolistic competition market:

a)

Products are differentiated

b)

There is only one seller

c)

Products are identical

d)

Price discrimination is impossible

10.

What kind of market is described by having many buyers and sellers dealing with a similar but differentiated product?

a)

Perfect competition

b)

Monopoly

c)

Oligopoly

d)

Monopolistic competition

11.

The government can control monopolies by:

a)

Encouraging price increases

b)

Forming monopoly commissions

c)

Eliminating product branding

d)

Subsidizing monopoly firms

12.

An example of a collusive oligopoly is:

a)

Firms that compete on price

b)

Firms that cooperate in determining prices

c)

A monopoly firm setting prices

d)

Firms with free entry

13.

A feature of a perfect competition market is:

a)

High advertising costs

b)

No transport costs

c)

Price discrimination

d)

Limited mobility of factors of production

14.

In a monopoly market, the demand curve is:

a)

Horizontal

b)

Upward sloping

c)

Perfectly elastic

d)

Downward sloping

15.

Which of the following markets has the most rivalry between firms?

a)

Perfect competition

b)

Monopoly

c)

Oligopoly

d)

Monopolistic competition

16.

In monopolistic competition, the seller acts as:

a)

A price taker

b)

A price maker

c)

A monopolist

d)

A government regulator

17.

The kinked demand curve is a feature of:

a)

Monopoly

b)

Oligopoly

c)

Perfect competition

d)

Monopolistic competition

18.

The difference between monopoly and monopolistic competition is:

a)

Monopoly has many sellers, monopolistic competition has one

b)

Monopoly has only one seller, monopolistic competition has many

c)

Monopolistic competition lacks product differentiation

d)

Monopoly has no price control

19.

In an oligopoly market, when one firm lowers its price:

a)

Other firms are likely to increase their prices

b)

Other firms will also lower their prices

c)

The market price becomes stable

d)

Price leadership begins

20.

Which of the following is NOT a feature of monopolistic competition?

a)

Freedom of entry and exit

b)

Differentiated products

c)

One seller controls the entire market

d)

Perfect knowledge of the market

21.

Fill in the Spaces (5)

4 lines
22.

In a monopoly market, the product has no close (a)   .

23.

In perfect competition, there is no preferential treatment of ________ and ________.

a)

buyers

b)

sellers

24.

Price discrimination refers to charging different (a)   for the same product in different markets.

25.

In an oligopoly, firms are said to be (a)   on each other in decision-making.

26.

A perfect competition market is characterized by a common prevailing (a)   .