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Monopolistic Competition Long Run Equilibrium Chapter 17 Pages 373-386
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Efficiency Review Allocative Efficiency when P = MC –3 market structures fail as P > MC (monopoly, oligopoly, monopolistic competition) –Only Competitive firms are Allocatively Efficient Production Efficiency when P = min. of ATC –3 market structures fail as P > min of ATC (efficient scale production) –Competitive Firms achieve it only in long run Competitive Markets P = MC (always) P = min of ATC (long run) (Efficient Scale Production) 3 Market Structures P > MC P > min of ATC
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SHORT RUN: Monopolistic Competition LONG RUN: Monopolistic Competition Review: Monopolistic Competition New firms entering leads to: 1)Demand Curve shifts left –As your firm sells less! 2) Profit Declines 3) Entry stops when profit = zero --------------- ----------------- P1P1 Q1Q1 E1E1 Profit --------------
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Long Run Equilibrium Monopolistic vs. Perfect Competition Quantity 0 Price Demand Monopolistically Competitive Firm Qty 0 Price P D=MR Perfectly Competitive Firm MC ATC MC ATC MR Efficient Scale P Q Q = Efficient scale - Gap between efficient scale production & qty produced
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Perfect vs. Monopolistic Competition PERFECT COMPETITION: Profit in short run, zero L.R. Many Firms No excess capacity in long run Production at minimum of ATC –Production efficiency Price = MC (allocatively efficient) No deadweight Loss No incentive to advertise MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION: Profit in short run, zero L.R. Many Firms Excess capacity in long run Production above minimum of ATC –No production efficiency Price > MC Some deadweight Loss Incentive to advertise
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Practice Test
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Strong Dollar http://www.npr.org/2015/03/12/392589994/analysts-mixed-on-whether-strong-u-s-dollar-is-positive-or-negative
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