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In a perfect market, how will the entry of new firms in the industry affect the price level charged by individual firms? Explain in one sentence.
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In economics, the few firms that are operating under the oligopolistic market can come together and decide on pricing and output. What is the term used to describe this actions of oligopolists?
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Are you sure I thought it's called cartel in economics
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If monopoly firm decides to reduce its output, what would be the immediate effect? Explain in one sentence.
Answered by GPT 3.5
In a perfect market, the entry of new firms in the industry will lead to increased competition, causing individual firms to lower their prices in order to remain competitive and attract customers.
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The term used to describe the actions of oligopolists coming together to decide on pricing and output is called collusion.
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Yes, you are correct. In economics, when firms in an oligopolistic market come together to coordinate pricing and output levels, it is referred to as a cartel. Cartels can have a significant impact on market competition and pricing. Thank you for pointing out the correct term.
Answered by GPT 3.5
If a monopoly firm decides to reduce its output, the immediate effect would be an increase in the market price of the goods or services it produces.