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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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Principles of Economics

Thursday, April 1st, 2010


Product; secondly, that the firm adopts the course of action which will maximize its profit. In practice neither of these assumptions is strictly true. Some firms can not even predict with assurance how their costs will vary with changes in output. Furthermore, while a firm in a perfectly competitive industry may know exactly what the demand is for its products, a monopolistic or oligopolistic firm can only guess. The competitive firm knows that it can sell as much as it cares to at the market price; the monopolistic firm must estimate how much the public will buy at the price it sets. Furthermore a business man in any industry, competitive or monopolistic, may have other objectives than maximization of his profits; he may therefore quite deliberately refrain from following the course of action which will yield him the highest net income.

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Firm and Industry in Imperfect Competition

Sunday, March 14th, 2010


ATC and MC curves of one of the firms. If perfectly competitive conditions prevail, then each firm will produce the quantity OR (in B) and the total output of the industry will be OQ (in A). The market price will be OP, and each firm will just cover its cost. If however, each firm restricts its output to OF, industry output will be only OI; with the smaller quantity OI being offered on the market, the price OM can be charged. Each firm is now able to earn profit. Its cost of production per unit is FG (its output being OF); selling price per unit being equal to FH, it earns a profit of GH on each of the OF units which it sells, for a total profit amounting to the shaded area LKHG.

In order for all firms to achieve this profit, each must keep its output down to OF, so that the output of the industry as a whole is only OI, enabling firms to charge a market price of OM. The agreement may be in the form of a binding contract, a verbal undertaking, or perhaps an unspoken “understanding”. A  more detailed description is given in the next chapter of the various methods whereby oligopolists may achieve such collusion.

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