The Theory of Monopolistic Competition: A Re-orientation of the Theory of Value |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
VALUE UNDER PURE COMPETITION | 11 |
DUOPOLY AND OLIGOPOLY | 30 |
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advertising amount analysis assumed assumption average Chapter class of product combined cost competitors conclusion constant cost curve cost of production cost of selling Cournot curve of combined curve of cost curve of selling D₁ D₂ defined demand curve depends differentiated distribution duction duopoly economic effect elasticity equal equations extra profits fact factors factors of production field figure firm forces further given higher incurred justment labor large number limit marginal costs minimum point monopolistic competition monopoly elements monopoly profits move number of producers number of sellers output patents perfect competition point of tangency possible problem producing and selling production costs pure competition regarded rent result retail rival scale of production selling costs selling expenditures selling outlays sold solution supply curve theory of monopoly theory of pure tion total profit trade-marks variations variety vary volume zero