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Balance of Payments Deficits and the Exchange Rate

Friday, December 9th, 2011


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(a) Developed in trade goods and services, leading to declines in the international value of the Canadian dollar.

(b) A Balance of Payments Surplus

If Canada has a Balance of Payments surplus, Canada’s receipts will exceed her payments so that the demand for the Canadian dollar will exceed the supply of it, causing the international price of the Canadian dollar to rise, as shown in Figure 18-5. Such a situation occurred in the early 1970′s, when strong exports boosted the international value of the Canadian dollar.

(c) Equilibrium in the Balance of Payments

If Canada’s Balance of Payments were in equilibrium, with receipts equal to payments, the supply of and demand for the Canadian dollar would be in balance, and the international value of the Canadian dollar would tend to remain stable, until an imbalance developed between receipts and payments.

 

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Long-Term Financing

Wednesday, June 22nd, 2011


The formula reaffirms that in the previous instance 1,001 shares would elect one director.

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If three director positions out of nine were desired, 3,001 shares would be necessary

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It thus turns out that with approximately 30 percent of the outstanding shares, a minority interest can control one third of the board. If a majority rule instead of a cumulative voting system were used, a minority interest would be able to elect no one. A group controlling 5,001 out of 10,000 outstanding shares could elect each and every director.

The following is a restatement of the proposition: If the number of minority shares outstanding under cumulative voting is known, we can determine how many directors those minority shares can elect by use of the formula:

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If the formula yields an uneven results, such as 3.1 or 3.7, the fractional amount is irrelevant. This means all results between 3 and 4 from the application of the formula indicate three directors can be elected.

Although cumulative voting may give minority interests an opportunity to elect a representative to the board of directors, there is no requirement in Canada that directors be chosen by cumulative voting. In the United States 22 states require cumulative voting in preference to majority rule, 18 consider it permissible as part of the corporate charter, with only 10 states making no judgement on the advisability of its use.

A common method of thwarting the ambitions of the minority is to stagger the terms of directors so only a few are elected each year. If the nine directors referred to earlier were elected three per year, a minority interest would then require 2,501 shares to elect a single board member. In such a case a minority holder controlling 20 percent of the shares would be denied board representation.

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Oligopoly

Thursday, September 9th, 2010


Like perfect competition, monopoly is a quite rare situation, restricted to a relatively small proportion of the output of the economy. Of much greater importance and interest is the last of our four types of market structures – oligopoly, which accounts for an estimated 40 to 50 percent of the economy’s output. The figure shows the four types of market structure ranked according to competitiveness, and indicates roughly the relative size and importance of each.

Oligopoly refers to a situation in which a few sellers (or producers) dominate a market (or industry). More specifically, an industry is called “oligopolistic” if four (or fewer) producers account for 50 percent of more of the industry’s sales.

Behind this somewhat technical definition lie certain economic realities that are important to understand. When only a few firms dominate an industry, there exists the possibility that they will band together so as to increase their prices and profits. For such oligopolistic power to exist, it is not necessary that the industry consist of only four or fewer firms. As long as the dominant four firms account for half the industry’s sales, the rest of the sales could be split up among, say, twenty or thirty small firms. In these circumstances, the smaller firms would very likely follow the price set by the dominant firms, making the industry oligopolistic despite the presence of considerably more than four firms. Similarly, there could be hundreds of firms in an industry across Canada, but if they are fragmented into relatively small local markets with a few firms in each market, these markets will be oligopolistic. For instance, there are probably hundreds of road paving firms in Canada, but all do not serve a national market: if a municipality offers a contract for road paving, bids may be received from only four or five local firms, a situation than certainly looks oligopolistic. Thus, in deciding whether an industry is oligopolistic, the total number of producers is less important than the number that the buyer actually has to choose from.

This is the key point about oligopoly: unlike the competitive situations we looked at earlier, the buyer’s choice among sellers or producers is limited to a relatively small number. This, in turn, increases the potential market power of the producers – it increases their ability to raise prices. This is why oligopoly is placed next to monopoly.

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Best Mutual Funds

Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010


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Oligopsony

Sunday, April 18th, 2010


Oligopsony refers to the situation where the number of buyers for a particular product or service is very small. The reasons will be similar to those given for the existence of monopsony; i.e. the market area may be able to support only a few firms of efficient size; or only a few firms possess the facilities required to make effective use of the good or service in question. The significance of oligopsony will, as with oligopoly, depend upon the degree of  “cooperation” practiced by the member firms. If, by an agreement  or through an understanding, each firm agrees to pay no more than a certain price, and to buy no more than a specified quantity, the firms can all pay the same low price as would be paid by an absolute monopsony. If, on the other hand, each firm acts independently, the price will be bid up to the higher level which would prevail under conditions of perfect buyers’ competition.

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Market Power of the Monopsonist

Wednesday, April 14th, 2010


Being the sole buyer, the monopsonist can set the price which he will pay. He need not fear that competitors will outbid him. But he cannot force people to accept a low price. Some people will accept whatever he offers because they have no better alternative, but others will refuse to sell if the price he sets is very low. The monopsonist accordingly must take note of the fact that if he sets a low price he will be able to buy only a little; if he wishes to buy more he will have to pay a higher price. He does, however, have the freedom to select the price, and the corresponding purchase quantity, which suits him best. The perfectly competitive buyer has no such option; he can buy only at the competitively determined price, although at that price he can buy all he likes. Under monopsony conditions, the selling price of a good will be lower, and less will be sold, than under competitive conditions.

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