compare perfect competition and monopoly?
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perfect competition
- large number of sellers and buyers
- free entry and exit of the firm .
- homogeneous product
- perfect substitute goods
- difference between industry and firm
- buyers and sellers have to accept the price which is determined in the industry. They are not the price makers.
- Uniform price prevails for the goods as these are homogeneous.
- price ,AR and MR are the same .This line is parallel to the OX axis. P=AR=MR.
monopoly
- single seller and many buyers
- No scope for the entry and exit
- the product may or may not be homogeneous
- no close substitute goods
- Industry and firm are one and the same
- seller can determine either the price or the quantity of output, but not both.
- price varies depending on demand
- AR,MR curves are different, these curves will have downward slope. P=AR>MR.
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