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| 2. | A _______ forms when barriers prevent firms from entering a market that has a single supplier. |
| 6. | Many sellers compete to offer their commodities to buyers, intense competition forces prices ________ |
| 8. | Perfect competition has a ________ number of firms |
| 9. | _______ ________ must accept the market price in perfect competition and to some degree in monopolistic competition |
| 11. | an agreement among firms to charge one price for the same good |
| 12. | a market structure consisting of one firm offering a commodity |
| 13. | _______ _______ are found in Oligopolies where firms dictate price |
| 14. | competition through ways other than lower prices |
| 16. | _______ "foreces" Ford to make a better automobile |
| 18. | Membership on the boards of directors of two or more firms by the same individual. |
| 20. | One characteristic of perfect competition markets is that they are _________ |
| 24. | this describes how much competition a business faces |
| 25. | A market structure in which a few large firms dominate a market |
| 26. | One outcome of collusion is ______ ______ |
| 28. | An example of a barrier to entry |
| 29. | A corporation that owns business operations in unrelated industries. |
| 30. | The removal of government controls from an industry or sector, to allow for a free and efficient marketplace. |
| 31. | a market stucture with little competition due to few competing firms |
| 32. | an agreement among firms to divide the market, set prices, or limit production |