14.2
 ECO 120
 Module 14 Part 2
 Survey of Economics

 

Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly

 

 


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Learning Objectives

 

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 Learning Objectives

 

 

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Master these learning goals.

 

  12.3  Explain the dilemma faced by firms in oligopoly.

 12.4  Use game theory to explain how price and quantity are determined in oligopoly.
 

 

 

 Class
 Activities

 

Read your text.  Complete your study guide.

  

 12.3  Explain the dilemma faced by firms in oligopoly.
Slides number  40 through 55  deal with Course Objective  12.3 . 
Click Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly - 2004 Slides.

 

 12.4  Use game theory to explain how price and quantity are determined in oligopoly.
Slides number  56 through 60  deal with Course Objective  12.4 . 
Click Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly - 2004 Slides.

 

 

 Checkpoint
 Summary

 

Textbook  page 331 summarizes key points about Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly.

 

 

 Your
Homework

 

 

Complete all portions of the textbook and study guide relating to   Checkpoint 12.3 and 12.4 on Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly. 

Take the optional post-study bonus point quizzes on Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly on Saturday following Module 14.

Expect to review for and to take Exam #3 during Module 15.

Re-check your work for completeness, accuracy, and understanding on all portions of the textbook and study guide relating to Production and Cost, Perfect Competition, Monopoly, and Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly. 

Take the optional post-study bonus point quizzes on Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly on Saturday following Module 14.

 

 

 

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