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  • Explain the Models of Oligopoly Behaviour that We Discussed

     

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Published: 29.11.2005.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
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Discuss examples where different models might be the most appropriate (think for example of market for raw materials or for air travel).
In this essay I am going to discuss models of oligopoly behaviour and analyse them and see whether they are realistic or not and evaluate them with certain examples where they may be most suitable.
Oligopoly is defined as a market form in which a market is dominated by a small number of sellers. There are many different models for oligopoly behaviour such as the Cournot Solution, the Sweezy Kinked Demand Curve Solution, the Stackelberg Model and the Bertrand Model.
The Cournot model focuses on the behaviour of quantities, prices and profits within a duopoly (if two firms are selling products in the same market). Within this model it is assumed that one firm will not react to all changes from the other firm's decision.

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