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3. Business Organizations

4. Government Regulation

5. Types of Monopolies

6. Market Structures

7. Vocabulary

8. Business Organizations Government Regulation
Types of Monopolies
Market Structures
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9. type of business organization in
C 1 - $100
The least common
type of business organization in
the U.S.?

10. C 1 - $200
A business owned
and operated by
one person

11. Corporation that has manufacturing or service operations in a number
of countries

12. A government document that gives permission to create a corporation

13. In a limited partnership an inactive partner has this for the
business's debts

14. C 2 - $100
Enforces purity, effectiveness and truthful labeling of food, drugs, and cosmetics

15. Enforces antitrust laws, price fixing and other deceptive practices

16. C 2 - $300
Regulates the sale
of stocks, bonds,
and securities

17. C 2 - $400
outlawed restraints
and monopolies
that hindered trade

18. C 2 - $500
Outlawed Price
Discrimination

19. A monopoly owned and operated by the government like water service

20. Costs are minimized by single firm producing
the product

21. C 3 - $300
Market structure where one firm has a monopoly because of it’s location

22. C 3 - $400
Monopoly based on ownership or control of a manufacturing method, process, or other scientific advance

23. C 3 - $500
Justification for a natural monopoly that a larger firm can be more efficient

24. buyers and sellers of identical products
Large number of
buyers and sellers of identical products

25. companies dominate the market
Situation in which
a few large
companies dominate the market

26. When a major car company lowers it’s
prices other car makers will probably…

27. This market structure has the least competition

28. C 4 - $500
Monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and monopoly are characterized as this

29. Non-cash charge a company takes for the general wear and
tear on its capital goods

30. C 5 - $200
Sales strategy focusing on a product’s image, quality or design rather than price

31. Price paid for the use of another’s money

32. C 5 - $400
Unintended side
effect of some
economic activity

33. Philosophy that government should
C 5 - $500
Philosophy that government should
not interfere with
business activities

34. C 1 A - $100
partnerships $

35. C 1 A - $200
Sole
Proprietorship $

36. C 1 A - $300
Multinational $

37. C 1 A - $400
Charter $

38. C 1 A - $500
Limited Liability $

39. C 2 A - $100
Food and Drug
Administration
( FDA ) $

40. C 2 A - $200
Federal Trade
Commission ( FTC) $

41. Securities and Exchange Commission
C 2 A - $300
Securities and Exchange Commission
( SEC ) $

42. C 2 A - $400
Sherman
Antitrust Act $

43. C 2 A - $500
Clayton
Antitrust Act $

44. C 3 A - $100
Government
Monopoly $

45. C 3 A - $200
Natural
Monopoly $

46. C 3 A - $300
Geographic
Monopoly $

47. C 3 A - $400
Technological
Monopoly $

48. C 3 A - $500
Economies
of Scale $

49. C 4 A - $100
                                             
Perfect
Competition $

50. C 4 A - $200
Oligopoly $

51. C 4 A - $300
Lower their prices $

52. C 4 A - $400
Monopoly $

53. C 4 A - $500
Imperfect
Competition $

54. C 5 A - $100
depreciation $

55. C 5 A - $200
Nonprice
Competition $

56. C 5 A - $300
Interest $

57. C 5 A - $400
Externality $

58. C 5 A - $500
laissez-faire $

60. FJ Topic
competition $

61. FJ Question
Real or imagined differences between competing products in monopolistic competition $

62. Product differentiation
FJ Ans
Product differentiation $

63. END OF GAME