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Page 1: Chapter 21 Perfect Competition · Chapter 8 Perfect Competition These slides supplement the textbook, but should not replace reading the textbook ... types of Markets? Perfect Competition

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Chapter 8Perfect Competition

These slides supplement the textbook, but should not replace reading the textbook

Page 2: Chapter 21 Perfect Competition · Chapter 8 Perfect Competition These slides supplement the textbook, but should not replace reading the textbook ... types of Markets? Perfect Competition

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What ismarket structure?

Important features of a market, such as the number of firms, product uniformity, ease of entry, and forms of competition

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What are the four types of Markets?

Perfect Competition

Monopolistic Competition

Oligopoly

Monopoly

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What is aperfectly competitive

market?homogeneous product

many buyers and sellers

no one has much market power

easy entry & easy exit

can sell all bring to market

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What is a price taker?

A firm that faces a given market price and whose actions have no effect on that market price

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Why is a firm that is part of a perfectly

competitive market a price taker?

Because if the firm charges higher than the market price it will not sell even one unit

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Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity per period

Market Equilibrium in Perfect Competition

D

S

0Exhibit 1a

Surplus

Shortage

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The Firm’s Demand Curve in Perfect Competition

Market quantity

PS

DIndividual quantity

P

d

8

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How does the firm maximize profit?

By finding the rate of output that makes total revenue minus total cost as large as possible

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7

Maximum economic profit = $12

12

TRTC$60

48

15Tota

l d

oll

ars

Quantity per period

Short-Run Profit MaximizationPanel A: TR minus TC

151050Exhibit 3a

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What is marginal revenue?

The change in total revenue resulting from a one-unit change in sales

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What is marginal cost?

The change in total cost resulting from a one-unit change in sales

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At what point are profits maximized?

At the level of output where MR = MC, or the last unit of output where MR > MC

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Q MR TR TC MC ATC Profit

10 5 50 40.00 2.75 4.00 10.00

11 5 55 43.25 3.25 3.93 11.7512 5 60 48.00 4.75 4.00 12.0013 5 65 54.50 6.50 4.19 10.5014 5 70 64.00 9.50 4.57 6.00

Exhibit 2

Maximizing Profits in the Short-Run

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Why does MR = P in Perfect Competition?

Because no matter how many units are brought to market, the firm can sell all of them at the market price

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What isaverage revenue?

Total revenue divided by output

TR / Q

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Why does AR=P in all markets?

Because each unit is sold for the same price

at one point in time

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Tota

l d

oll

ars

Quantity per period

Short-Run Profit MaximizationPanel B: MR equals MC

120

$5$4

Profit

d = MR = ARATC

MC

e

a

Exhibit 3b

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At what point are losses minimized?

At the level of output where MR = MC, or the last unit of output where MR > MC

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Q MR TR TC MC ATC Loss

8 3 24 35.25 1.50 4.41 -11.25

9 3 27 37.25 2.00 4.14 -10.2510 3 30 40.00 2.75 4.00 -10.0011 3 33 43.25 3.25 3.93 -10.2512 3 36 48.00 4.75 4.00 -12.00

Exhibit 4

Minimizing Losses in the Short-Run

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What will a firm do if average variable cost exceeds price at every

level of production?

Shut down

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$40

30

15Tota

l d

oll

ars

Quantity per period

Minimizing Short-Run Losses

151050

Minimum economic loss = $10

TR

TC

Panel A: TC and TR

Exhibit 5a

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$4.00

3.002.50

151050

Doll

ars

per

un

it

Quantity per period

Minimizing Short-Run Losses

MC

AVC

ATC

d = MR = AR

Panel B: MC equals MR

Exhibit 5b

Loss

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What is the firm’s short-run supply curve?

A curve that indicates the quantity a firm supplies at each price in the short run

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Doll

ars

per

un

it

Quantity per period

Summary of Short-Run Output Decisions

p1

p2

p3

p4

p5

q2 q3 q4 q5

MCATC

AVC

Shutdown point

Break-even point

d1

d2

d3

d4

d5

Exhibit 5

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What is the firm’s short run supply curve?

That portion of its MC curve which lies above its AVC curve

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Tota

l d

oll

ars

Quantity per period

Relationship between Short-Run Profit Maximization and Market Equilibrium

Panel A: Firm

121050

$54

Profit d=MR

ATCMC = s

Exhibit 8a

AVC

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What is the industry’s short-run supply curve?

A curve that indicates the quantity all firms in an industry supply at each price in the short run

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Aggregating Individual Supply to Form Market Supply

Panel A: Firm AP

rice

per

un

it

Quantity per period

p'

p

10 20

0

SA

Exhibit 7a

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Aggregating Individual Supply to Form Market Supply

Panel B: Firm BP

rice

per

un

it

Quantity per period

p'

p

10 20

0

SB

Exhibit 7b

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Aggregating Individual Supply to Form Market Supply

Panel C: Firm CP

rice

per

un

it

Quantity per period

p'

p

10 20

0

SC

Exhibit 7c

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Aggregating Individual Supply to Form Market Supply

Panel D: Industry, or market supply

Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity per period

p'

p

30 60

SA + SB + SC = S

0Exhibit 7d

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Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity per period

Relationship between Short-Run Profit Maximization and Market Equilibrium

Panel B: Industry, or market

12,0000

$5

D

SMC = S

Exhibit 8b

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What is economic profit in the long run?

Zero

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Doll

ars

per

un

it

Quantity per period

Long-Run Equilibrium for the Firm

q0

p d

ATCMCLRAC

e

Exhibit 9a

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Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity per period

Long-Run Equilibrium for the Industry

Q0

p

D

S

Exhibit 9b

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What is the long-runindustry supply curve?

A curve that shows the relationship between price and quantity supplied once firms fully adjust to any change in market demand

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What is an increasing-cost

industry?An industry that faces higher per-unit production costs as industry output expands in the long run

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Upward sloping

What is the shape of the long-run industry supply

curve in an increasing cost industry?

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What is production efficiency?

The condition that exists when output is produced with the least-cost combination of inputs, given the state of technology

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What is allocative efficiency?

The condition that exists when firms produce the output that is most preferred by consumers

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What is the the marginal cost of each

good equal to?

The marginal benefit consumers derive from that good

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What is consumer surplus?

The difference between the maximum amount that a consumer is willing to pay for a given quantity of a good and what the consumer actually pays

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What is producer surplus?

The amount by which total revenue from production exceeds total variable cost

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Consumer Surplus and Producer Surplus for a Competitive Market in the

Short Run

Doll

ars

per

un

it

Quantity per period

5

$10

0

10,000 20,00012,000

6

e

m

S

D

Consumer surplus

Producer surplus

Exhibit 14

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END

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Appendix

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What is a constant-cost industry?

An industry that can expand or contract without affecting the long-run per-unit cost of production

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What is the shape of the long-run industry

supply curve?

horizontal

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Doll

ars

per

un

it

Quantity per period

q0

p d

ATC

MC

LRAC

d'Profit

q'

p'

Panel A: the Firm

Exhibit 10a

Long-Run Adjustment to an Increase in Demand in a Constant Cost Industry

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Doll

ars

per

un

it

Quantity per period

Long-Run Adjustment to a Decrease in Demand in a Constant Cost

Industry for the Firm

q0

p d

ATCMCLRAC

e

p''

q''

d''Loss

Exhibit 11a

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Doll

ars

per

un

it

Quantity per period

Long-Run Adjustment to an Increase in Demand in a Constant Cost Industry

Qb0

p

Qc

p'

Qa

S*

S'S

D'D

a

b

c

Exhibit 10b

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Doll

ars

per

un

it

Quantity per period

Qf0

p''

Qa

p

Qg

S*

SS''

DD''

g a

f

Exhibit 11b

Long-Run Adjustment to a Decrease in Demand in a Constant Cost Industry

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Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity per periodQb0

pa

pc

pb

QcQa

S*S'SD

D'a

b

c

Exhibit 12b

Long-Run Adjustment to a Increase in Demand in an Increasing Cost Industry

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Doll

ars

per

un

it

Quantity per periodqb0

pa da

ATC

MC'

a

pc

q

dc

cpb

MC

ATC'db

b

Exhibit 12a

Long-Run Adjustment for the firm to an Increase in Demand in an

Increasing Cost Industry

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What is a decreasing-cost

industry?The rare case in which an industry faces lower per-unit production costs as industry output expands in the long run

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Downward sloping

What is the shape of the long-run industry supply

curve in a decreasing cost industry?

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Doll

ars

per

un

it

Quantity per period

A Decreasing-Cost Industry Adjusts to an Increase in Demand

0

pa

pc

QcQa

S*

S'S

D D'

a

b

c

Exhibit 13