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Maximum prices – definition, diagrams and examples

Definition – A maximum price occurs when a government sets a legal limit on the price of a good or service – with the aim of reducing prices below the market equilibrium price. For example, the government may set a maximum price of bread of £1 – or a maximum price of a weekly rent …

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Benefits of Monopoly Power

Monopoly power occurs when a firm has a dominant position in the market. A pure monopoly is when one firm has 100% of the market share. A firm might be considered to have monopoly power with more than 25% market share. The main benefits of monopolies include Economies of scale – lower average costs and …

Economics – profit and revenue

Total revenue (TR): This is the total income a firm receives. This will equal price × quantity Average revenue (AR) = TR / Q Marginal revenue (MR) = the extra revenue gained from selling an extra unit of a good Profit = Total revenue (TR) – total costs (TC) or (AR – AC) × Q Profit …

There are different diagrams that you can use to explain 0ligopoly markets. It is important to bear in mind, there are different possible ways that firms in Oligopoly can behave. 1. Kinked Demand Curve Diagram In the kinked demand curve model, the firm maximises profits at Q1, P1 where MR=MC. Thus a change in MC, …