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Showing posts with label Competition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Competition. Show all posts

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Topic 4.4: 3) Consumer favours perfect market or monopoly.

Grade 8A Business
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Case Studies based Question

  1. Monopolies around the world are very strong in their marketing strategies. These companies generally spent significant amount of money on the promotion and protection of the market. Consumer benefits by getting more cost effective efficient innovative products. As compare 
  2.  Discuss whether consumers would always want to be supplied by firms in perfect competition rather than by a monopoly. 


  

Last date for Submission: 
 March 16th,  2014

Please Write Your Response in 1000 Words
Note: 
1. Write with references.
2. Market evidences in support of your reasons.
3. Marks allocation for this article is 20
    Rubrics for Marks.
    A. Theoretical Explanation 5 Marks
    B. References. 5 Marks [Use Harvard referencing style]
    C. Use of Key words. 5 Marks
    D. Examples from various Markets 5 Marks

Tuesday, March 04, 2014

Perfect Competition Vs Monopoly in terms for prices and output for consumers

Grade 8A Economics

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Case Studies based Question


Perfect competition is one type of market structure with a number of distinctive characteristics. It is often compared favourably with monopoly.
  1. Discuss whether pricing and output policies in perfect competition are more favourable to the consumer than those in monopoly. 

Last date for Submission: 

March  10rd,  2014

Please Write Your Response in 500 Words
Note: 
1. Write with references.
2. Market evidences in support of your reasons.
3. Marks allocation for this article is 20
    Rubrics for Marks.
    A. Theoretical Explanation 5 Marks
    B. References. 5 Marks [Use Harvard referencing style]
    C. Use of Key words. 5 Marks
    D. Examples from various Markets 5 Marks

Tuesday, February 18, 2014

Who benefits more from competition: Consumer, firms or government.

Grade 8A

News 1: Increase Competition Among Banks to Help Small Businesses

News 2: Energy: Is there enough competition in the market?

News 3: Cement firms to face more competition after inquiry

News 4: Can India's traditional family firms beat competition?

News 5: More competition in banking depends upon a more feasible plan

News 6: Competition Commission orders two healthcare groups to sell nine hospitals

News 7: European Commission rejects Google's latest proposals to settle antitrust case

News 8: Car insurance too high, says Competition Commission

News 9: Google, the EU and antitrust Search over: The third attempt at a settlement is likely to be the last

News 10: Ed Miliband to call for banking competition inquiry



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Case Studies based Question

Please read above mentioned news articles and use the information in preparing your article for the given question. I will appreciate if you use other referenced information in support of your answer.   

In business competition encourages the firms to be more efficient, productive and cost effective. It helps them to gain greater market share, maintaing higher profits and boasting themselves as a market leader. But all this comes at a cost. Firms spends lots of resources to maintain their advantage over the rival firms through price and non price competing strategies. 

  Discuss up to a what extent you agree that competition is more beneficial to consumers then to firms as it provides them better goods and services. 

March 2nd  2014


Please Write Your Response in 500 Words
Note: 
1. Write with references.
2. Market evidences in support of your reasons.
3. Marks allocation for this article is 20
    Rubrics for Marks.
    A. Theoretical Explanation 5 Marks
    B. References. 5 Marks [Use Harvard referencing style]
    C. Use of Key words. 5 Marks
    D. Examples from various Markets 5 Marks