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Riya Verma
Subject: Economics
, asked on 22/8/17
Cant we say that monopolistic is both the price maker and price taker ? Why?
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Riya Verma
Subject: Economics
, asked on 22/8/17
Monopolistic firm is a price maker or price taker or both or none of these? Clear this doubt
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Riya Verma
Subject: Economics
, asked on 22/8/17
How does sellers have imperfect knowledge in monopoly and monopolistic competition?
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Riya Verma
Subject: Economics
, asked on 13/8/17
Does the word monopoly is used only in the context of selling the goods or anywhere where there is single control?
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Chakshu Sharma
Subject: Economics
, asked on 30/7/17
Answer these questions
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Merrin Thomas
Subject: Economics
, asked on 15/4/17
Monopolistic competition includes the elements of both monopoly as well as perfect competition. Explain how?
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Nivedha Menon
Subject: Economics
, asked on 21/1/17
Law of Demand does not apply to a monopolist, as being a single seller, he can sell any amount of output at high prices. This statement is:
(a) True (b) False (c) Nothing can be interpreted (d) None of these. Please explain!
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Nivedha Menon
Subject: Economics
, asked on 21/1/17
Indian Railways has the largest network of railways in Asia. It is owned, managed and operated by the government of India through the Ministry of Railways. Give reasons in support of your answer that the Indian Railways is a monopoly of government of India. [4mks]
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Nivedha Menon
Subject: Economics
, asked on 20/11/16
Give 3 examples for: (i) monopoly (ii) monopolistic (iii) perfect competition (iv)oligopoly
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Jigyasa
Subject: Economics
, asked on 6/8/16
At a point of intersection of two supply curves, flatter curve shows higher elasticity of supply. True or False? Give reasons for your answer.
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Rahul
Subject: Economics
, asked on 9/2/16
As we know in perfect competition a firm is Price taker, what will happen if he increases or decreases price of a good ?
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Rahul
Subject: Economics
, asked on 7/10/15
Consumers are worse off as they have to pay higher price for the good. How? - Chapter- Tools of Demand and Supply.
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Shreya Sadhu
Subject: Economics
, asked on 16/4/22
what is the demand. pls explain
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Himanshu Gupta
Subject: Economics
, asked on 7/2/22
Answer please this question fast
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Himanshu Gupta
Subject: Economics
, asked on 7/2/22
Find this answer in standard derivation
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