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Markets: Perfect competition, Monopoly, Monopolistic & Oligopoly

Economics For Engineers Book PDF : Economics for engineers book by T.R. Jain.

Sr. No.Perfect CompetitionMonopolyMonopolisticOligopoly
1.Large number of firms.In this single firms is to be consider.large number of firms.Few number of firms.
2.Large number of buyers.Large number of buyerLarge number of buyerLarge number of buyer
3.In this products are homogenous in natureIn this product is unique i.e. no close substitute are available.In this product are Differentiated.In this product may be differentiated or homogenous.
4.In this no control on price.in this full control on price.Partial control on price .There is some price regidity.
5.This may required perfect knowledge.In this knowledge may be imperfect.In this knowledge may be imperfect.In this knowledge may be imperfect.
6.In this profit is normal.In this Super normal profit.In this Normal profit.in this profit is super normal.
7.Entry or exit of firm is possible.Entry or exit of firm is not possible due to large no. of restrictions.Entry or exit of firm is possible.Entry or exit of firm is possible but difficult.
8.The example of this market is growing wheat, growing apples, corn.The main example of this are public utilities.examples of this market are clothing stores, restaurants.examples of this are computers, manufacturing of automobiles.
9.Elasticity of demand is near to infinityElasticity of demand is less than one.Elasticity of demand is greater than one.High cross elasticity of demand.
10.The size of firm is relatively small.The size of firm is large.The size of firm is relatively small.The size of firm is average or may be large.
11.The demand curve is horizontal.The demand curve is downward slopping inelastic.The demand curve is downward slopping elastic.The demand curve is kinked or downward slopping inelastic.

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