a)
What is meant by mutual interdependence in oligopoly markets?
Explain why oligopoly firms are unlikely to engage in price
competition.
b) Discuss one advantage and one disadvantage of a
monopolistic market structure compared to a perfectly competitive
market structure.
Answer the following
questions about oligopoly.
If a group of sellers could form a cartel, what quantity and
price would they try to set?
What is the prisoner's dilemma, and what does it have to do
with oligopoly
In five hundred words:
Explain the oligopoly problem , collusion strategy , Cartel with
Examples and the conditions on how can they earn higher
profits.
Two firms decide to form a cartel and collude in a way that
maximizes total profits. Each firm has zero production costs and
each firm is given a positive output quota by the cartel. Which of
the following statements is NOT true?
Select one:
a. Output would be lower than if the firms behaved as
competitors.
b. All of the other statements are false.
c. Output would be lower than if the firms behaved as
Cournot firms.
d. The price elasticity...
Suppose that two firms form an oligopoly in a market with the
demand function P = 200 − 2Q,
where the market output (Q) is the sum of the outputs of
the two firms: Q = q1 +
q2. Firm 1 has total fixed cost of
TFC1 = 50 and total variable
cost of TVC1 =
20q1. Similarly, firm 1 has total
fixed cost of TFC2 = 50 and
total variable cost of TVC2 =
20q2. Assume that the features...
Question 6.
a. Why are firms in oligopoly interdependent?
b. Draw and explain the kinked demand curve for oligopoly. Explain
the assumption and
the reasons for an oligopoly firm to have a kinked demand
curve.
c. Comment on the following statement: ”If one player in the game
does not have a
dominant strategy, it is impossible to predict the outcome of the
game.”