- •Table of Contents
- •Introduction
- •Unit 1 Models of market structures
- •Theory issues revising
- •Vocabulary
- •General classification of market structures
- •In general we classify market structures into four types:
- •II. Practice in economic analysis
- •Word building
- •Сложные слова (Compounds)
- •Grammar studying
- •V. Conversational English Opinions
- •VI. Revise the rules of reading
- •Unit 2 Types of market: Perfect Competition
- •Theory issues revising
- •Vocabulary
- •Perfect Competition: Characteristics and Occurrence
- •Practice in economic analysis
- •Starbucks coffee
- •Развитие семейного фермерства в Америке
- •Homestead Act of 1862
- •III. Word building
- •Со значением «ослабление, понижение, уменьшение чего-л.»
- •«Производить действие, обратное тому, которое обозначено производной основой»
- •IV. Grammar
- •V. Conversational English Reacting to opinions
- •Совершенная конкуренция
- •V I. Revise the rules of reading
- •Unit 3 Types of market: Monopoly
- •Theory issues revising
- •Vocabulary
- •What «Monopoly» is?
- •Types of Monopolies
- •Practice in economic analysis
- •The Diamond Market
- •An economic analysis of open source
- •Word building
- •С отрицательным значением (часто il- перед l; im- перед b, m, p; ir- перед r)
- •Конверсия
- •Grammar
- •V. Conversational English Agreement
- •Disagreement
- •Чистая монополия
- •VI. Revise the rules of reading
- •Unit 4 Monopolistic competition
- •Theory issues revising
- •Vocabulary
- •Characteristics of monopolistic competition
- •Practice in economic analysis
- •Differentiation potentialities
- •Philips
- •Whataburger Restaurants lp
- •Word building
- •Grammar studying
- •Complex Subject
- •V. Conversational English Attracting the attention
- •Монополистическая конкуренция
- •IV. Revise the rules of reading
- •Unit 5 Types of market: Oligopolies
- •Theory issues revising
- •Vocabulary
- •What oligopoly is?
- •Practice in economic analysis
- •A case study approach
- •Exercise 77. Read the following information, fulfill the task in written form, answer each question of the task, justify your opinion in the class.
- •How far does the theory of oligopoly match with the reality?
- •Word building
- •Grammar
- •Complex Object без частицы to употребляется:
- •Conversational English Group discussion
- •Progressive Ponderings: opec, Big Oil, u.S. Government conspire against the rest of us
- •Олигополия
- •Market shares of companies in the iron-ore raw material market in Russia.
- •VI. Revise the rules of reading
- •Appendix Final test «Market Structures»
- •It is usual to divide markets into four categories. In ascending order of competitiveness these are (fill in the missing three):
- •To which of the above four categories do the following apply to the member firms? (There can be more than one market category in each case)
- •In which of the four categories would you place each of the following? (It is possible in some cases that part of the industry could be in one category and part in another: if so name both)
- •Which of the following are characteristics of oligopoly? (There may be more than one correct answer)
- •Under which of the following circumstances is collusion likely to break down? (There may be more than one correct answer)
- •Question Bank Firms: Market structure
- •Brain storm № 1
- •Ритейлерам понизили процентную ставку
- •Brain storm № 2
- •Case study Market Structure: Restaurant Industry
- •Some Hints:
- •Crossword Market structure
- •The most common English suffixes
- •Bibliography
- •24. Monopoly Prof. John m. Abowd // http://instruct1.Cit.Cornell.Edu/courses/econ101-dl/lecture-monopoly.Html
- •Марина Ивановна Агиенко Елена Геннадьевна Казанцева Игорь Ильич Лямкин
- •650992, Г. Кемерово, пр. Кузнецкий, 39. Тел. 75-75-00.
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An industry in which economics of scale are so great that a single firm can produce the product at a lower average total cost than would be possible in more than one firm produced the product (kind of monopoly)
A group of (one or more) firms that produce identical or similar products
Slot machine
A cartel that controls the quantity and price of crude oil, exported by its members.
Any institution or mechanism that brings together buyers and sellers of a particular good and service.
A formal agreement among firms (or countries) in any industry to set the price of a product and establish the outputs of the individual firms (or countries) or to divide the market for the product geographically.
Total revenue minus total cost.
A situation in which firms act together and in agreement to fix prices, divides a market, or otherwise restricts competition.
A market structure in which there is typically nonprice competition.
A market structure in which the number of sellers is so small that each seller is able to influence the total supply and the price of the good or service.
The combination of two or more firms into a single firm.