ECON1101 Chapter Notes - Chapter 8: Simultaneous Game, Fairfax Media, Coles Group

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Recall that in a perfectly competitive market, firms are price-takers and so, there is no real strategic interactions among them in equilibrium. In a monopoly, there is only one firm dominating the entire market, so there is no scope for strategic interactions among firms either. On the other hand, oligopoly is a market structure that features a small number of firms. Australia, there are several examples of this form of market structure: the media outlet industry (dominated by news corporation, time warner and fairfax media), the grocery retailing (dominated by coles group and woolworths) and the banking sector (dominated by. In these types of markets, the actions of one firm have a direct impact on the other firms, and vice versa. For this reason, we say that there are strategic interactions among firms: in making its own decision, a firm tries to anticipate what the other firms are about to do.

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