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Forms of Market
JITHIN K THOMAS
Market
Market
Market
Features of Market
• Commodity• Competition• Area• Existence of buyers and sellers• One price
Classification of Markets
• Base on Area– Local market– Regional market– National Market– International
• Basis of time– Short period– Long period– Spot market
On the Basis of Competition
MarketPerfectly
Competitive
Perfect Competition
Pure Competition
Imperfectly Competitive
Monopoly Duopoly Oligopoly Monopolist Competition Monopsony
Perfect Competitive Market
• Features– Free and perfect competition– Large number of sellers– Large number of buyers– Homogenous Product– Free entry and exit– Perfect Knowledge– Perfect mobility of factors of production– Lack of transport cost– No selling cost
Pure Competition
• Large number of sellers• Large number of buyers• Homogenous Product• Free entry and exit• Independent decision making
Monopoly
• Single seller and large number of Buyers• No Close substitute• Firm is the Industry• Barriers on entry of new firms• Producer is price maker
Duopoly
• Two large producers• Uncertainty • Homogeneous as well as differentiated
products• Moves and counter moves
Monopolistic Competition
• Monopolistic Competition is found in the industry where there is a large number of small sellers selling differentiated but close substitute products.
Monopolistic Competition
1. Large number of buyers and sellers2. Free entry and exit of firm3. Product differentiation4. Selling cost5. Lack of perfect knowledge6. Less mobility7. More elastic demand8. Non price competition9. Absence of collective action10. Price policy of a firm
Oligopoly
• Few firms• Large number of customers• Monopoly Power• Interdependence of Firms• Price/ Non price competition• Nature of product
Monopsony
• Only one buyer
Bilateral Monopoly
• One buyer• One Seller
Factors affecting the extent of Market
• Nature of demand• Durability• Portability• Grading• Adequate supply• Substitutes• Transportation and communication• Banking and credit facility• Peace and security• Govt. Policies