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cricket20 [7]
2 years ago
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Dave says that most brands of eyeglasses are owned by the same company. This illustrates which type of competition?

Business
1 answer:
balandron [24]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The correct approach will be "monopoly ".

Explanation:

  • Monopolistic competition seems to be a real economy discipline that organizes monopoly components as well as market mechanisms. In essence, a competitive monopoly market would be one with individual liberty of entering and exiting, but companies can promote their business.
  • Even though they have artificially cheap curvature of capital investment as well as and then they can fix prices.
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Sales                   $0                  $550              $600             $0

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cost of goods       0                   $500              $500             $0

sold

Net income           0                  $50                 $100               0

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 (-)

cost of goods       0                   $500              $500             $0

sold

Net income           0                  $50                 $100               0

Inventories         $1000          $500                   0                  0

Account

Receivables       0                    550                  600                0

Net working

capital                 $1000          $1050             $600                0

Change in WC   $1000           $50                 $450              $600

CashFlow           $1000          $0                  $550              $600

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