A) increases entry barriers.
B) reduces brand loyalty.
C) enables firms to achieve substantial economies of scale.
D) increases consumer awareness of substitute products.
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A) There is great diversity of situations in oligopoly markets.
B) The products of oligopolistic firms cannot be standardized.
C) Mutual interdependence complicates the analysis of firm behavior and results.
D) Firms cannot predict what their rivals' actions and reactions might be.
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A) purely competitive.
B) monopolistically competitive.
C) monopolies.
D) oligopolies.
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A) interindustry competition.
B) limit pricing.
C) price leadership.
D) collusion.
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A) a rather large number of firms producing a differentiated product
B) a very small number of firms producing a differentiated product
C) a rather large number of firms producing a homogeneous product
D) a very small number of firms producing a homogeneous product
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A) positive-sum game.
B) zero-sum game.
C) negative-sum game.
D) one-time game.
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A) in oligopolistic industries, a few large firms compete with one another in bidding down product price.
B) in some markets, the producers of a particular product might face competition from products produced by other industries.
C) firms that sell a product at one stage of production are faced with firms that buy the product at the next stage of production.
D) in most industries, there are usually a number of firms producing identical products.
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A) determines whether or not a Nash equilibrium to a game exists.
B) influences the degree of cooperation between two rivals.
C) is relevant only in simultaneous games.
D) determines whether or not a firm has a dominant strategy.
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A) household laundry products
B) personal computers
C) aluminum
D) the auto industry
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A) increasing price and restricting its output.
B) organizing promotions of the product.
C) secretly increasing sales to a large number of small customers.
D) secretly lowering price and increasing sales to a few customers.
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A) strengthen the price leadership model.
B) reduce profits for the firms.
C) hurt the buyers of the product.
D) occur when sales growth in the industry is strong.
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A) both firms introduce new products in game 2.
B) neither firm introduces new products in game 2.
C) firm B reciprocates in game 2.
D) game 2 reaches a Nash equilibrium.
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A) be the major cause of price wars among firms in the industry.
B) reduce mutual interdependence and increase competition.
C) be self-canceling and contribute to economic inefficiency.
D) lower barriers to entry and undermine profits in the industry.
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A) Kellogg's
B) Pittsburgh Plate Glass
C) Ford Motor Company
D) Starbucks Coffee
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A) increases market share for the dominant firm in the industry.
B) provides useful information to reduce search cost for consumers.
C) raises barriers to entry into the industry and protects existing firms.
D) creates price leadership and gives firms guidance in dealing with rivals.
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A) overt collusion.
B) covert collusion.
C) import competition.
D) interindustry competition.
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A) increased competition from foreign producers.
B) limit pricing due to potential entrants.
C) economic profits used to fund technological advance.
D) aggressive advertising by rivals.
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