A gas station is not a perfect example of pure competition, but it does exhibit some characteristics of it. While there are many gas stations competing in a given area, they often differentiate themselves through branding, services, and pricing strategies. Additionally, factors like location and convenience can give certain stations a competitive edge, moving them away from the ideal of perfect competition where products are homogeneous and firms are price takers. Thus, while gas stations show competitive features, they operate in a market with some level of differentiation.
A. Pure competition Computer operating systems B.Near monopoly Fast food restaurants C. Monopolistic competition Online auctioning D. Oligopoly Car makers
Competition is very important in a free market system because it helps drive prices down which in turn increases sales. For example, there was a gas station where I live that was able to charge $.05 to $.10 per gallon more for gas than the next town because they didn't have any competition. Customers would rather pay a bit more because of the convenience of it. When a competitor built a gas station across the street, the gas prices went down because both companies were trying to attract the same customers. When there is competition, the customer wins.
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monopolistic competition
Pure Oil Gas Station was created in 1933.
A. Pure competition Computer operating systems B.Near monopoly Fast food restaurants C. Monopolistic competition Online auctioning D. Oligopoly Car makers
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Competition is very important in a free market system because it helps drive prices down which in turn increases sales. For example, there was a gas station where I live that was able to charge $.05 to $.10 per gallon more for gas than the next town because they didn't have any competition. Customers would rather pay a bit more because of the convenience of it. When a competitor built a gas station across the street, the gas prices went down because both companies were trying to attract the same customers. When there is competition, the customer wins.
Hydrogen gas is not an example of a mixture as it consists of only hydrogen molecules. It is a pure substance.
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Having mcdonnalds inside a gas station
I would say maybe mobil if any but its kind more expensive than any other gas station,
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there is a staitionary gas station over there
self serve gas station
It is neither and EXAMPLE Nor a MIXTURE. It is an elemental gas , found in the Periodic Table in position No. .1.