Monopoly is complete control i.e. buying all compeitors and suppliers, while plain compeition is an example of darwinism where the strongest survive but the compeition causes the prices to remain relatively low because companies want to sell their goods.
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When profits are zero, the firm is earning sufficient revenue to cover the opportunity cost.
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The agricultural industry often comes closest to being purely competitive, as it features numerous sellers producing similar products, such as fruits and vegetables. This abundance of suppliers helps keep prices low for consumers. Additionally, factors like easy entry and exit into the market and minimal barriers contribute to the competitive nature of agriculture. However, variations in quality and regional differences can still affect market dynamics.
Computer operating systems primarily exhibit characteristics of an oligopoly. A few dominant firms, such as Microsoft and Apple, control a significant share of the market, leading to limited competition. While there are alternatives available, the high barriers to entry and the established brand loyalty make it difficult for new competitors to gain substantial market share. Thus, the operating system market is not purely competitive or monopolistically competitive, but rather an oligopolistic one.
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When profits are zero, the firm is earning sufficient revenue to cover the opportunity cost.
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The agricultural industry often comes closest to being purely competitive, as it features numerous sellers producing similar products, such as fruits and vegetables. This abundance of suppliers helps keep prices low for consumers. Additionally, factors like easy entry and exit into the market and minimal barriers contribute to the competitive nature of agriculture. However, variations in quality and regional differences can still affect market dynamics.
Computer operating systems primarily exhibit characteristics of an oligopoly. A few dominant firms, such as Microsoft and Apple, control a significant share of the market, leading to limited competition. While there are alternatives available, the high barriers to entry and the established brand loyalty make it difficult for new competitors to gain substantial market share. Thus, the operating system market is not purely competitive or monopolistically competitive, but rather an oligopolistic one.
B. Perfectly elastic This is because it is operating in a perfect competitive market
it is a price taker
Jealously guarding something that is of no value to yourself driven by a purely competitive nature
Economies of scale
True
Remains the same...
yes the demand curve is perfectly inelastic and horizontal