Perfect Competition Monopolistic Competition Oligopoly Monopoly Number of firms
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Perfect Competition
Monopolistic Competition
Oligopoly
Monopoly
Number of firms
Differentiated or homogeneous product?
Barriers to entry?
Slope of demand curve for the firm?
Are profits possible in the short run?
Are profits possible in the long run?
What is the relationship between P and MC in the short run?
What is the relationship between P and MC in the long run?
Perfect Competition
Monopolistic Competition
Oligopoly
Monopoly
Number of firms
Differentiated or homogeneous product?
Barriers to entry?
Slope of demand curve for the firm?
Are profits possible in the short run?
Are profits possible in the long run?
What is the relationship between P and MC in the short run?
What is the relationship between P and MC in the long run?
Explanation / Answer
Number of firms
many
many
few
Differentiated or homogeneous product?
homogeneous
Differentiated
Differentiated or homogeneous
Barriers to entry?
none
none
high
Slope of demand curve for the firm?
horizontal
downward
downward
Are profits possible in the short run?
Yes
Yes
Yes
Are profits possible in the long run?
No
yes
yes
What is the relationship between P and MC in the short run?
P = MC
P > MC
P > MC
What is the relationship between P and MC in the long run?
P = MC
P > MC
P > MC
Perfect Competition Monopolistic Competition Oligopoly MonopolyNumber of firms
many
many
few
oneDifferentiated or homogeneous product?
homogeneous
Differentiated
Differentiated or homogeneous
one typeBarriers to entry?
none
none
high
highSlope of demand curve for the firm?
horizontal
downward
downward
downwardAre profits possible in the short run?
Yes
Yes
Yes
YesAre profits possible in the long run?
No
yes
yes
yesWhat is the relationship between P and MC in the short run?
P = MC
P > MC
P > MC
P > MCWhat is the relationship between P and MC in the long run?
P = MC
P > MC
P > MC
P > MCRelated Questions
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