- •Inferior goods -The goods demand on which decreases under the revenue lit creases and increases under its decrease.
- •Inelastic demand - Demand for which coefficient of the price elasticity is less than
- •Unit 10
- •Interbranch competition - Competition which occurs among the firms in one branch with the firms in the other branches.
- •Unit 11
- •Unit 12
- •Investments into the human capital - Events used to increase the quality of workers’ labor by the way I of the increase of their qualification and abilities for development.
- •Unit 13
Unit 10
Oligopoly - Market at which several firms sell standardized or differentiated products and the control over the prices is limited with interdependence of the firms.
price war - The cycle of the gradual prices reduction with the purpose to eliminate the competitors from the oligopolistic market.
secret conspiracy - The firms merger which agio Midi iln r. <>n |>i u . , .uni induction volumes in the way il'they m<< mln lli> pi »mpuls
cartel - Agreement on prices, market sharing And OtllBl restrictions OH competition in oligopoly.
price leadership - Unofficial method ol selling prices Ibi manufactured goods when one firm changes the price and other firms do the same soon.
general interdependence - The situation at which the price change (or some other parameter) by one firm causes the changes in the volume of sales and profits of the other firm.
broken curve of demand - The demand curve based on assumption that competing firms join the decision on the prices decrease and do not support decision on their increase.
pricing «cost plus» - Method of setting a target price for goods based on the average production costs by adding a definite percentage to them.
differentiated oligopoly - Oligopoly in which firms produce differentiated products.
Interbranch competition - Competition which occurs among the firms in one branch with the firms in the other branches.
Unit 11
the derivative demand - Demand for the good or service whieh depends on the demand for any other good or service.
marginal product - The change of the total revenue of a firm if it uses additional unit of resource.
marginal costs for resource - Growth of the total costs for the resource use if the firm uses additional unit of this resource.
correlation of resources which maximizes profit - Additional product produced under the use of additional unit of I resource.
the rule of equality of marginal product in money expression ami marginal costs for resource - The rule under which a firm, to maximize the economic profit,
: should use the resource volume under which MRR = MRC.
substitution effect in production - The influence of the resource price change on the quantity of this resource under condition if the firm does not change the output volume.
marginal product in money expression - MRR, / Pr = MRRK /PK = 1.
correlation of resources which minimizes the costs; marginal product - Production of any definite production volume under which the last money unit spent for each resource gives the same marginal product.
Unit 12
economic rent - The price for the land and other natural resources use, supply of ! which is constant.
Event which can’t be controlled and forecasted and which can result in loses which can’t be ensured,
nominal salary - Salary in money expression.
Investments into the human capital - Events used to increase the quality of workers’ labor by the way I of the increase of their qualification and abilities for development.
licensing of professions - Laws which declare permission to work in definite profession from the special bureau.
real salary - Quantity of the goods and services which a worker can purchase on salary.
real interest rate - Interest rate in money expression adjusted for inflation rate.
closed trade union - Trade unions practice which is aimed to restrict the labor force I supply the way of stopping hiring new members into them with the purpose to increase salary of workers which are the members of trade union already.
bilateral monopoly - Market in which a single seller (monopoly) opposes single buyer (monopsony).
noncompetitive groups - Groups of workers who do not compete because the skill level of one group significantly differs from the level of qualifications of the other groups.
competitive labor market - The market in which a lot of firms create the demand for specific type of employment seivices of the large number of non-union workers.
Monopoly - A market in which only one buyer of resource exists.
