Theory of Industrial Markets
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1. Indicators for measuring the degree of product differentiation include ...
share of brands sold in the industry market in total sales of a given product cross-elasticity of demand in the market
the amount of costs associated with advertising activities
Gini index
2. Psychological methods of price discrimination are ...
the Weber-Feshner effect, the "strange numbers" effect, and the "anchor" effect
transfer pricing and club benefits pricing
increased peak hour fare and discounts for customers during the least busy hours
3. Invention applying for a patent ...
should have a practical application on a commercial basis, i.e. results of purely scientific value are not subject to patenting
must be new, i.e. it must not have been previously used, published or displayed publicly
should be "obvious", i.e. it should not represent an already existing invention, it should reflect the development of knowledge
4. From the analysis of networks and standards follows the statement that the competition on standards ... to the victory of the best standard
always leads never leads
sometimes leads
5. In the economic literature, there is an opinion that industrial policy and the policy of supporting competition
complement each other
are in conflict with each other
independent of each other
they are synonyms
6. A natural monopoly must be regulated by the state, otherwise ... A firm operating in an industry market will incur losses
There will be an overproduction of goods
Supply volume will be below optimal
Other firms will not be able to enter the industry market
There will be predatory use of resources
7. Wrong.. that price discrimination, B in accordance with Russian law..
completely prohibited
allowed
not subject to regulation in some cases allowed
8. There is a network effect when acquiring...
mobile phone
popular author's books
computer
car
gas mowers
8. The main economic effects of the monopolization of the industry market include ...
the creation of superprofits by the monopoly
consumer losses
powerful incentives for innovation
social costs
9. The situation when a consumer purchases several units of a product, and consumer demand decreases as the volume of sales increases, is typical for price discrimination ... degree
first
second
third
10. The theory of market power studies
Conditions under which firms can appropriate consumer benefits
The life cycle of firms
Features of hierarchical structures of firms of different sizes
Powers of the judiciary in antitrust cases
11. From the position of the theory of market power, the opinion on the role of the state in the field of product differentiation is most justified, according to which the state ...
cannot provide optimal product differentiation, but may have some influence, for example, in matters of product safety;
able to provide optimal product differentiation;
does not have the right to interfere in the area of product differentiation, as this violates the freedom of choice;
unable to influence the nature of product differentiation in any way.
12. The market is..
A set of enterprises producing similar products
Meeting place for sellers and buyers
A system of relations in which the bonds of buyers and sellers are so free that the prices of the same good tend to rapidly equalize.
The set of economic relations based on regular exchange transactions between producers of goods (services) and consumers
13. Bertrand's paradox is based on the premise ...
on the homogeneity of manufactured products
about the limited production capacity of duopolists
about differentiated products
share of brands sold in the industry market in total sales of a given product cross-elasticity of demand in the market
the amount of costs associated with advertising activities
Gini index
2. Psychological methods of price discrimination are ...
the Weber-Feshner effect, the "strange numbers" effect, and the "anchor" effect
transfer pricing and club benefits pricing
increased peak hour fare and discounts for customers during the least busy hours
3. Invention applying for a patent ...
should have a practical application on a commercial basis, i.e. results of purely scientific value are not subject to patenting
must be new, i.e. it must not have been previously used, published or displayed publicly
should be "obvious", i.e. it should not represent an already existing invention, it should reflect the development of knowledge
4. From the analysis of networks and standards follows the statement that the competition on standards ... to the victory of the best standard
always leads never leads
sometimes leads
5. In the economic literature, there is an opinion that industrial policy and the policy of supporting competition
complement each other
are in conflict with each other
independent of each other
they are synonyms
6. A natural monopoly must be regulated by the state, otherwise ... A firm operating in an industry market will incur losses
There will be an overproduction of goods
Supply volume will be below optimal
Other firms will not be able to enter the industry market
There will be predatory use of resources
7. Wrong.. that price discrimination, B in accordance with Russian law..
completely prohibited
allowed
not subject to regulation in some cases allowed
8. There is a network effect when acquiring...
mobile phone
popular author's books
computer
car
gas mowers
8. The main economic effects of the monopolization of the industry market include ...
the creation of superprofits by the monopoly
consumer losses
powerful incentives for innovation
social costs
9. The situation when a consumer purchases several units of a product, and consumer demand decreases as the volume of sales increases, is typical for price discrimination ... degree
first
second
third
10. The theory of market power studies
Conditions under which firms can appropriate consumer benefits
The life cycle of firms
Features of hierarchical structures of firms of different sizes
Powers of the judiciary in antitrust cases
11. From the position of the theory of market power, the opinion on the role of the state in the field of product differentiation is most justified, according to which the state ...
cannot provide optimal product differentiation, but may have some influence, for example, in matters of product safety;
able to provide optimal product differentiation;
does not have the right to interfere in the area of product differentiation, as this violates the freedom of choice;
unable to influence the nature of product differentiation in any way.
12. The market is..
A set of enterprises producing similar products
Meeting place for sellers and buyers
A system of relations in which the bonds of buyers and sellers are so free that the prices of the same good tend to rapidly equalize.
The set of economic relations based on regular exchange transactions between producers of goods (services) and consumers
13. Bertrand's paradox is based on the premise ...
on the homogeneity of manufactured products
about the limited production capacity of duopolists
about differentiated products
Additional Information
4. Bain's limit pricing model is based on...lower prices
the dominant firm's absolute cost advantage
relative cost advantage
production of higher quality goods
15. Strategic interaction of firms on the principle of "leader - follower" analyzes the model ...
Chamberlin
Stackelberg
Bertrand
Cournot
16. The Lerner Index defines…
The company's market share
Concentration degree
Total number of firms in the industry
monopoly power
17. Natural monopoly as an object of state regulation is a sphere of economic activity where competition ...
possible under certain conditions
contrary to the public interest
economically inefficient
impossible due to the specifics of the technological process of production of goods (services)
18. One of the approaches in studying the theory of industrial markets is the approach from the point of view ...
Price theories
Production volume
Profit maximization
Sales volume
19. Prices in online stores ... prices in regular retail stores
above
not less
not higher
below
20. Models of spatial differentiation of the product should include ...
Dixit–Stiglitz model
Bertrand model
Sutton and Salop model
Hotelling model and Lancaster model
21. The performance of an industry market is determined by…
Resource Efficiency
Equity in the distribution of income among members of society
The development of a network of market infrastructure institutions
Multiple factors not yet presented in specific indicators
22. Product differentiation leads to the fact that ...
expanding consumer choice
increase in average cost of complement goods
the firm's bargaining power increases
reduced prices for substitute products
23. Psychological methods of price discrimination are ...
the Weber-Feshner effect, the “strange numbers” effect, and the effect
"anchors"
transfer pricing and club benefits pricing
increased peak hour fare and discounts for customers during the least busy hours
24. The prerequisites for the emergence of a natural monopoly include ...
insufficient market capacity compared to the minimum efficient release
technology features
X-inefficiency
economies of scale
25. Public welfare under the influence of advertising ...
does not change
decreases
increases