The Power of Markets II: Market Structure and Firm Behavior
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The Syllabus
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- Production in the Short Run
- Total, Average, and Marginal Product Curves
- The Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns
- Production in the Long Run
- Trading Off Inputs in Production
- Returns to Scale
- Short-run Cost of Production
- The Relationship Between Cost Curves
Assignment
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- Marginal-Average Cost Relationships
- The Golden Rule of Cost Minimization
- Applying the Golden Rule of Cost Minimization
- Long Run Cost Curves
- The Importance of Cost Curves to Market Structure and Efforts to Abate Pollution
- Perfect Competition: Key Assumptions
- Short-run Profit Maximization
- The Competitive Firm’s Short-Run Supply Curve and the Shutdown Condition
- Output Response to Input Price Changes
Assignment
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- Short-run Competitive Equilibrium
- Long-run Competitive Equilibrium
- The Long-run Industry Supply Curve
- Key Points About the Long-run Industry Supply Curve
- Producer Surplus
- Competition Maximizes Total Surplus
- Who Bears the Burden of Excise Taxes?
- The Deadweight Loss of Excise Taxes
- City Taxicab Markets
- The Net Gains From Trade
Assignment
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- Monopoly: An Introduction
- Monopoly and Profit Maximization
- Monopoly Price and Its Relationship to Elasticity of Demand
- Further Implications of Monopoly Analysis
- The Measurement and Sources of Monopoly Power
- The Sources of Monopoly Power
- The Efficiency Effects of Monopoly
- Public Policy Toward Monopoly
- Price Discrimination
- Three Necessary Conditions for Price Discrimination
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