Perfect
competitive market
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Monopoly
market
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(i) A fair, direct competition between buyers and
buyers: sellers and sells; and finally between buyers and sellers.
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(i) Extreme Market situation, where there is only
one seller, He has no competition and also controls supply and price.
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(ii) Large number of buyers and sellers, hence no
sellers or buyers can alter the price in the market.
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(ii) Only one seller and practically all buyers
depend on him. Hence he has absolute control over the market.
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(iii) Supply from only one seller, hence absolute
control over supply.
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(iv) Demand is perfectly elastic. Demand curve is a
horizontal straight line.
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(iv) Demand in inelastic. Demand curve slopes
downward.
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(v) Pure and perfect competition in price.
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(v) No competition at all. No price or product
competition.
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(vi) Normal price P=MR=MC
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(vi) Higher price higher than all competition price
P>MR=MC
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(vii) Large output fix by MR=MC
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(vi) Small output fixed by the sole seller
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(viii) Normal profit realized by price competition.
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(viii) Excess profit monopoly gain.
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(ix) Application:
Quite unreal
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(ix) Application:
Pure monopoly is rear but element of monopoly are
there in markets.
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28 April 2018
Discuss the differences between perfect competitive market and monopoly market
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