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Use of advertising in the market oligopoly competition is aimed at ...
a. attract new customers
b. increase sales volume
c. retain existing customers
d. provide information about the company's products
e. attract new customers and retain old customers.
Demand curve in oligopoly markets shaped fractures, meaning that if the company ...
a. raise prices, the other companies come to raise prices
b. lower the price, then other companies will not change prices
c. raise prices, the other companies will lower prices
d. lower the price, then other companies will raise prices
e. lower the price, then other companies will follow down the price.
The existence of various forms of market influenced by ...
a. the price of goods
b. market building
c. number of sellers and buyers in the market
d. the amount of goods bought and sold
e. influence of sellers and buyers in the market.
Negative impact if the oligopolists earn excessive profits are ...
a. price volatility in the market
b. wastage incurred production costs
c. unequal income distribution
d. companies can innovate
e. the exploitation of labor.
Examples of homogeneous goods that are traded in the market oligopoly is an industry ...
a. water pipe
b. cosmetics
c. electronic
d. motorcycle
e. detergent.
Goodness of oligopoly market is ...
a. the efficiency of business
b. companies constantly innovate
c. consumers are free to choose products
d. freedom in the act
e. the resulting product in particular.
One of the characteristics of a monopolistic market is ...
a. there is only one seller in the market
b. no barriers to enter the market
c. very effective use of sales promotion
d. companies have power over price
e. traded goods are homogeneous.
People who put forward the theory of soil fertility is the difference ...
a. von Thunen
b. david ricardo
c. john stuart mill
d. Schumpeter
e. ferdinand lasalle.
Changes in land rents are determined more by changes in demand for goods produced as factors of production. This is explained in the theory ...
a. agio
b. lay of the land
c. deviation of the price of land
d. native soil fertility
e. differences in soil fertility.