1. What is the price leadership model of Oligopoly pricing and what are its tactics?
2. In monopolistically competitive markets, neither allocative nor productive efficiency is realized" explain.
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Here a predominant firm sets costs. Different firms which are adherents pursue the value chief. In this way there is casual understanding which guarantees preferred benefits over unadulterated challenge
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There is no allocative productivity as orice>MC. There us no gainful effeciency as yield is delivered at a level where ATC isn't least. Therefore such market structure prompts wastefulness
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Q 5) Do you agree that companies under perfect competition as well as monopoly are enjoying productive efficiency and allocative efficiency? what is condition for productive efficiency and allocative efficiency? (2 points)
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