- There are large number of buyers and sellers.
- Goods sold by rivals are perfect substitutes.
- Free entry into the industry exists.
- Firm has no control over the market price.
- Demand curve facing the firm is perfectly elastic.
- The firm is price taker.
- Firm’s AR=MR.
- Price is low, output is high.
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- There is single seller but many buyers.
- Unique product with no close substitute available in the market.
- Strong barriers to entry exist.
- Firm has control over market price.
- Firm faces a downward sloping inelastic demand curve.
- The firm is the price marker.
- Firm’s AR>MR.
8. Price is higher, output lower than under perfect competition. |