PERFECT COMPETITION
In perfect competition (sometimes called as pure competition) it
describes that the participation of large number of sellers and buyers in the
market and are not large enough in setting the price of homogeneous products.
Every seller is said as the “price takers”. This means that the sellers cannot
determine the price based on their own but must depends on the market
situation, which strongly affected by the supply and demands. No entry and exit barriers make it extremely easy to enter or exit a
perfectly competitive market. This is because perfect competition requires small
investments to start the business.
MONOPOLY (PERFECT MONOPOLISTIC)
A monopoly is a structure in which a
single supplier produces and sells a given product. If there is a single seller
in a certain industry and there are not any close competitors or substitutes
for the product. They also called as price maker and profit maximize. Only the
firm produce the product and decide the price for the service offered or the
product to be sold. But, does so by determining the quantity in order to demand
the price desired by the firm. To remain the situation, the seller must be able
to restricted entry.
OLIGOPOLY
Oligopoly is a
market structure characterized by a small number of relatively large firms that
dominate an industry. The market can be dominated by as few as two firms or as
many as twenty, and still be considered oligopoly. Because an oligopoly firm is relatively large compared to the overall market, the price
determination can be in 2 ways .the first is based on price leader and the
other on is based on cartel. Based on price leader means that the competitors
in a certain industry have to follow the price of the price leader (the company
who dominant in the market in that industry). If the price is determined based
on cartel, it is mean that the firm need to set the price of product or service
based on the price stated on non-profit organization. A primary
example of such a cartel is(Oil Producer
Economic Country) which has a
profound influence on the international price of oil.
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MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION
Monopolistic
competition is a market structure characterized by a large number of relatively
small firms. While the goods produced by the firms in the industry are similar,
slight differences often exist. As such, firms operating in monopolistic
competition are extremely competitive but each has a small degree of market
control. The four characteristics of monopolistic competition are:
(1) large number of
small firms but not as large as Perfect Competition,
(2) similar, but not identical products,
(3) easy entry and exit the market, but not easy as Perfect
Competition,
(4) extensive, but not perfect knowledge.
(5) the product can be differentiate either physically or
psychologically, via branding and packaging.
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