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    Apple, Inc. is one of the largest and leading technology companies in the world. In 1976, the company released its first personal computer, which was considered to be bulky and awkward. It did not do well in the market; however, founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak did not give up. They went back to the drawing board and focused on inventing a product that would be desireable to the public. Their next attempt at a successful invention was profitable, as Apple introduced the iPod, the most…

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    The U.S market is based on free enterprise driven by supply and demand of goods or service which affects resource used by the business and government. Consumer has the right to choice what price they want to pay for items such as gas, food, clothing, housing, and entertainment which are govern by market forces that have business competing to maximize profits. Dell Computers have option to buy their hardware for the computer such as keyboard, mouse, monitor etc. from hundreds of manufactures…

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    I’m choosing to discuss are Comcast, Ford and Frontier Airlines. 2) I think that Comcast fits a monopolistic model and Ford and Frontier fit an oligopolistic model. 3) The single most important factor in deciding whether or not each company is an oligopoly or a monopoly is the competition. In the case of Comcast, they get to be the sole cable provider in the regions they serve, and as such, can charge a much higher price. For Ford and Frontier, they both face stiff competition in the industries…

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    Capitalism is a system of economics in which the country’s trades and industries are owned by privately for profit, instead of owned by the state. Milton Friedman, an American Economist is known for his support of a capitalist economy that emphasizes a Laissez-faire approach. Friedman’s Q&A video, “What is America”, discusses how less government intervention would be beneficial in our Capitalist society. Joseph Stiglitz, an American Economist, narrates the second video as he advocates for more…

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    Maple Syrup Case Study

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    1.) How does the maple syrup industry reflect what we learned in class about cartels? Describe what makes FPAQs maple syrup so special (i.e., uniquely differentiated) FPAQs maple syrup is special because there are cartels of maple syrup that set the prices and negotiate with buyers. It is uniquely different because of the different seasons of maple syrup collection. With this, there is a stable market to sell maple syrup. Reference the definition of cartels and joint-profit maximization As…

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    Deloitte Executive Summary

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    it is seen that at a certain point, paying an additional employees, reduces output. Milestone IV Market Structure Deloitte operates in an oligopolistic market structure. In Fundamentals of Managerial Economics, Hirschey (2009) explains that “In oligopoly markets, a large percentage of the overall market is taken up by a few leading firms” (Hirschey, 2009, pg.509). The accounting services industry is mainly dominated by four companies: Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu,…

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    Econ310 Unit 1 Case Study

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    ECON310-1603B-08 Instructor: Janet Hunter Unit 1- Macro and Microeconomic Concepts in a Global Context Amanda Kranning August 17, 2016 Part 1 With the development of a 5-year strategic growth plan for our growing company specialized in the production of semiconductors for the use of many technological equipment, many concerns arose to the factors that would come into play. We explored the following questions and have concluded the following: • How would international expansion affect your…

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    Duopoly Case Study

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    1. a) Three types of firms are: • Oligopoly- small groups/firms/businesses that manage a particular market. In this type of firm, usually 2 firms or more controls the market e.g. Banks and WASA. Characteristics of oligopoly are 1) run by smaller firms that is usually small but not smaller than the market. 2) Not easy to enter in that there are certain things to be done before you can enter 3) These firms have a tendency to sell the same or different products/services 4) Use a…

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    Cultural industries come from the two words ‘culture’ and ‘industry’, and therefore from the term ‘Cultural Industry’. The term culture industry was created by Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno (CITE). The word Culture defines as “the quality in a person or society that arises from a concern for what is regarded as excellent in arts, letters, manners, scholarly pursuits, etc.” (dictionary.com). On the contrary Industry could be defined as that refers to consumption, commodification and…

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    monopolistic, oligopoly and monopoly. Pure competition involves a large member of firms producing a standardized product. Prices are determined by consumer demand. No supplies may have influence over the market price. Monopolistic is similar to pure competition because there is a large number of suppliers. Suppliers may try to differentiate their product as being better so they can justify higher prices. Advertising must convince consumers of a brand or products superiority. An oligopoly is…

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