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8 Cards in this Set

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Monopoly
A market where there is one supplier of a product for which there are no close substitutes
Barriers to Entry
Obstacles which make it more difficult or less profitable for new firms to enter an industry
Regulatory Barriers
When government laws or regulations restrict competition by limiting entry
Natural Barriers
When a smaller number of firms can supply the product to the market at a lower average cost because of economies of scale
Strategic Barriers
When existing firms enact policies which attempt to limit other firms from entering the market
Market (Monopoly) Power
The ability of a firm to alter the price of its product (without significantly effecting sales)
X-Inefficiency
Excessive costs by a firm because of a lack of competitive pressure
Price Discrimination
When a firm sells the same product at different prices to different customers even though there are no differences in the costs