The wireless data industry, in which firms compete vigorously against one another for customers, is not considered a perfectly competitive industry. You can choose multiple answers Which of the following industry characteristics make the wireless data industry a non-perfectly competitive industry? A.For wireless firms, long-run economic profits are possible. B.Substantial barriers to entry prevent new firms from entering the wireless market. C.The market is dominated by a few very large wireless firms. D.Wireless firms provide a homogeneous product.

If short-run economic profits are greater than zero for firms in a monopolistically competitive market, in the long run we expect: A. competing firms to enter the market and sell similar products. B. profits to increase. C. the demand curve for firms in the market to shift to the right. D. entry barriers to prevent competing firms from entering this market.

Match each concept with its corresponding definition:- Pure and perfect competition. Imperfect competition. The monopoly. The oligopoly. Monopolistic competition. Barriers to entry into an industry. A. All restrictions that do not allow the company to produce a certain type of production. B. A type of market where several companies sell a standardized or differentiated product with limited ability to control prices, having high barriers to enter the market and considerable restrictions on access to the economic information. C. A type of market where many companies produce and sell standardized products, there are no barriers to entry into the industry, one has free access to economic information and none of these companies is powerful to influence (increase or decrease) the market price. D. A type of market in which there are one, several or a considerable number of companies in the industry that control the price level in a certain way; on the other hand, there are barriers to entry…

i A monopoly can be identified by a few traits that distinguish it from other market systems. Identify the reasons a monopoly firm sets prices in microeconomics. ii. Monopolistic opponents said that the monopoly power would have a negative social impact. Tell us why. iii Describe THREE (3) qualities or conditions of the perfectly Competitive market structure. A perfectly competitive market has the opposite characteristics or conditions from a monopolistic market.

You own Athleticon, which manufactures athletic wear.  Your new contract  with Atlanta United, a professional soccer team, allows Athleticon to be the sole suppler of athletic wear with the “Atlanta United” logo.  No one lese can manufacture athletic wear with the “Atlanta United” logo.  What do you think will be Athleticon’s  level of profitability on the sale of “Atlanta United” athletic wear? Explain why. Your contract with Atlanta United only lasts 3 years.  It was not renewed.  Other firms can now manufacture athletic wear with the “Atlanta United” logo It is now 5 years after your contract with Atlanta United was terminated. Any manufacturer that wants to can manufacture and sell athletic wear with the “Atlanta United” logo.  What do you think will be the level of profitability and rate of return on manufacturing athletic wear with the “Atlanta United” logo?  Explain why.

Q55 Monopolistic competition is similar to perfect competition in that... a. Firms in both types of market structure engage in non-price competition. b. Strategic behaviour is common to both market structures. c. Firms in both types of market structures produce a standardised product. d. Neither has significant barriers to entry. e. Each firm faces a horizontal demand curve.