Across
- 5. Unspoken understanding that firms will act together
- 8. an imperfect market structure where many, various sized firms compete for market demand shares.
- 12. outcome of a strategic decision
- 13. an imperfect market structure where the industry is dominated by a few, large firms.
- 14. used by governments to break up monopolies
- 15. an firm that has the power to influence the price it charges as the good it produces does not have perfect substitutes.
- 16. how strategic choice is assesed
- 18. An economic market in which supply and demand are not regulated or are regulated with only minor restrictions.
- 19. a imperfect market structure in which an individual firm has sufficient control of an industry or market.
- 21. price restrictions set in place in a market and enforced by the government
- 22. combination of strategies that yields the highest joint profit
- 23. the system where the forces of demand and supply determine the prices of commodities and the changes therein
- 24. todo3
Down
- 1. the individual benefits derived from the consumption of goods and services.
- 2. todo4
- 3. todo1
- 4. when other businesses usually accept price changes established by a dominant firm and which other firms then follow.
- 5. an entity is operating at maximum capacity in perfect competition.
- 6. A choice based on the recognition that the actions of others will affect the outcome of the choice and that takes these possible actions into account
- 7. todo2
- 8. Maintain and raise price above the price that would exist under competition
- 9. a property of an perfectly efficient market whereby all goods and services are optimally distributed among buyers in an economy.
- 10. when an individual firm comes to dominate an industry by producing goods and services at the lowest possible production cost.
- 11. any economic market that does not meet the rigorous assumptions of a hypothetical perfectly competitive market.
- 17. A choice that maximizes satisfaction regardless of others actions.
- 20. selling strategy that charges customers different prices for the same product or service based on what the seller thinks they can get the customer to agree to.
