Chapter 14 Vocabulary
Name:
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a. Kinked demand curve |
b. Cartel |
c. Price leadership |
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d. Game theory |
e. Collusion |
f. Strategic behavior |
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g. Homogeneous oligopoly |
h. Price war |
i. Differentiated oligopoly |
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j. Oligopoly |
( ) Five or fewer firms produce most of the output in an industry, or control a large share of the market.
( ) Many consumer goods, like automobiles and sporting goods, are produced by a few firms.
( ) This is when firm’s break from pricing decision to lower their price and the competition follows and lowers their price even lower.
( ) Many industrial products, like steel and cement, are produced by a few firms.
( ) Firms have to take into account the actions and reactions of their competitors.
( ) This is an agreement among firms to limit output and keep the price high.
( ) This is a method of measuring the actions and reactions of firms in an Oligopoly to see how they influence the demand faced by the others.
( ) This is a where firms follow the dominant firm’s lead in pricing decisions.
( ) This is a group that is seeking to create a monopoly in a market. OPEC is a good example of this.
( ) This is used to explain why firms in an oligopoly always match price cuts
by other firms, but do not match their price increases.
Correct order:
1. Oligopoly
2. Differentiated oligopoly
3. Price war
4. Homogeneous oligopoly (similar products)
5. Strategic behaviour
6. Collusion
7. Game theory
8. Price leadership
9. Cartel
10. Kinked demand curve
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