Econometrics And Econometricians December 01, 2021

Revenue curves under Different markets

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Broadly markets are of three types as follows: 1. Perfectly competitive market 2.Monopoly market 3.Monopolistic competitive market 1.Revenue curve under perfectly competitive market or Perfect competition: Under perfect competition, a firm is a price taker. It cannot influence /change the market price. AR and MR curve 2. Revenue Curve Under Monopoly: A monopolist is a price maker. He is the single seller of the product in the market. Under monopoly, however, if a firm desires to sell more , he has to reduce price of the product. Thus, there is  negative relationship  between price of the product na ddemand for the product in a monopoly market. Accordingly, a Firm’s AR curve (or the demand curve or the priice line) slopes downaward.  3. Revenue Curve Under Monopolistic Competition: In a Monopolistic Competitive market, producers sell “differentiated product” which means products whose close substitutes are easily available in the market. Under Monopolistic Compet...

What are the Various Types of Economy?

 ECONOMY and Its TYPES

Economy is a system by which people of an area earn their living involving themselves in economic activities. In every economy, economic activities such as production, consumption, investment, exchange etc. are controlled or regulated to some extent. However, the degree of control/regulation varies across nations. Based on the degree of controls/regulations of an economy, economies of the world have been broadly divided in to three economic systems as the following:

(A)Controlled or Centrally Planned Economy

(B) Free Market Economy

(C) Mixed Economy

Difference between the Three types of Economy

Centrally Planned Economy

Free Market Economy

Mixed Economy

These economies are firmly controlled by the government or some central authority

In these economies, economic activities are controlled by market forces i.e. demand and supply

Economic activities in these economies are governed by and large by market forces but are also partially regulated by the government.

Economic decisions are driven by the motive of social welfare.

Economic decisions are driven by the motive of profit maximization.

Economic decisions are driven by the motive of both social welfare and or profit maximization

The consumer is not sovereign.

The consumer is sovereign.

The consumer is sovereign however there exists certain mechanism controlled by the government to ensure supply of certain essential goods.

Most resources are controlled or owned by central authorities. Central authorities determine the price of the commodities.

Most resources are controlled/owned by private sector. The market forces determine the price of the commodity.

Resources are controlled both by the government and the people. By and large prices are determined by the market however government does regulate the prices of essential commodities.

Public sector dominates the economic activities.

Private sector dominates the economic activities.

Both public and private sector co-exists in the economy.

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