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Economics
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1. Opportunity Cost
7. Perfect Competition
10. Price Discrimination
12. Externalities and Public Goods
2. Supply and Demand
3. Elasticity
4. Supply and Demand Extensions
5. Consumer Behavior
6. Costs of Production
8. Monopoly Power
9. Oligopoly
11. Land Labor and Capital
13. Distribution of Income
14. Efficiency and the Market System
15. Government Microeconomic Policy
16. Macroeconomic Environment
17. National Income
18. Keynsian Equilibrium
19. Investment, Government Expenditure, and Taxation
20. Money Supply and Banking System
21. Money, Interest and Monetary Policy
22. Aggregate Demand and Supply
23. Modern Debates in Macroeconomics
24. Growth and Trade Cycles
25. International Trade and Comparative Advantage
26. Exchange Rates and Balance of Payments
27. European Integration
28. Developing Economies
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7. Perfect Competition
7.1 Summary

SUMMARY

The way in which prices get determined varies according to the kind of market structure in which firms operate.

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