ECON 2030 Lecture : Notes 3-7-12

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Today"s menu: wednesday 07 march 2012: business, practice problems, second exam: one week from monday (19 march, chapter 14: 1-5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13-15, 20, chapter 15: 1-3, 6-8, 11-14. Anything can happen in short run; however, if economic profits are not 0 change is going to come into the market (firms are going to seek better options) In the real world things are usually perfectly competitive (inhibitors: monopoly (3# on sheet, market structure, one seller, implications. Market quantity and seller quantity are the same (only one seller: good with no close substitutes, high barriers to entry, implications. Demand will be very inelastic: causes: exclusive contracts (coke cola on campus), patents, etc or natural monopolist (extremely high fixed costs) (ex: trying to start an energy company: distributing lines, energy plant, etc, implications. Highest people are willing and able to: profit? pay which is p* > mr = mc.

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