THE THEORY OF NATURAL MONOPOLY

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THE THEORY OF NATURAL MONOPOLY. Finding and. Auctioning of Monopoly Franchises.

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THE THEORY OF NATURAL MONOPOLY

Finding and

Auctioning of Monopoly Franchises

Theory of Natural Selection:

Theory of Natural Selection:. Darwin’s explanation for HOW evolution works. VOYAGE OF THE HMS BEAGLE : 1831 - 1836. Overpopulation (overproduction)- animals produce more offspring than survive. Variation - animals of the same species are different Change in environment-

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Natural Monopoly

Natural Monopoly. Natural Monopoly – an industry in which economies of scale are so important that only one firm can survive. In other words, it is more efficient for there to be one firm in the industry. Example: Gas companies (we wouldn’t want multiple gas lines underground).

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Monopoly Theory

Competitive Equilibrium P = MC = Minimum ATC and Zero Profit. . . . . MARKET. S. D. . . $. Q. P1. . . . . $. q1. TYPICAL FIRM. d = MR. P1. Q1. . MC. ATC. . . Monopoly Pricing/Output Decision. Same rule as competitive firm:Max profit at Q where MR = MC. But competitors are excluded from market, so

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Ch 12 – Natural Monopoly

Ch 12 – Natural Monopoly. Antitrust vs. Regulation. Under ideal conditions, the market mechanism provides optimal outcomes: All producers must be perfect competitors. People must have full information about tastes, costs, and prices. All costs and benefits must be reflected in market prices.

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Natural Monopoly

Natural Monopoly. P. AC. MC. D. Q M. Q. Problems with MC pricing. When marginal-cost pricing creates a deficit, one regulatory option is to maintain these prices and subsidize the firm to cover the deficit.

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Existence of Natural Monopoly in Multiproduct Firms

Existence of Natural Monopoly in Multiproduct Firms. Competition Policy and Market Regulation MEFI- Università di Pavia. Multiproduct Sub-additivity. Two products q 1 , q 2 Cost function . C(q 1 , q 2 ) Def .: q i a vector of the 2 products : q i = (q 1 i , q 2 i )

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The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection

The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection. Chapter 6. Lecture Outline. Fitness definition Modes and models of selection General model of selection Directional selection Ex: Warfarin Stabilizing selection Ex: Sickle cell anemia and birth weight Diversifying selection

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Theory of Natural Selection

Theory of Natural Selection. DARWIN. Charles Darwin. Was supposed to follow in the family footsteps and become a doctor. Found lectures dull and surgery disgusting, so he learned taxidermy, natural history, and geology.

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The Theory of Natural Selection

The Theory of Natural Selection. Over time, those not adapted most likely die. Artificial Selection. Humans have shown that breeding can cause changes over time Dogs, Crops, Livestock Humans (not nature) have selected desirable traits

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ECO 435 – Natural Monopoly Problem

ECO 435 – Natural Monopoly Problem. David Loomis. Fundamental Goal of Regulation. To mimic a competitive market outcome even when the underlying market is not competitive “other goals” Fair and just rates Specific policies regulators believe to be in customers’ best interests

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The Theory of Natural Selection

The Theory of Natural Selection. Artificial Selection. Defined : Humans select (not naturally) traits thought to be advantageous Humans created diversity choosing specific traits to breed Dogs, Crops, Livestock Only heritable traits can be passed down

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Regulation of Natural Monopoly 1

Regulation of Natural Monopoly 1. Natural monopoly : declining ATC relative to market demand means that significantly lower costs are possible with only one firm producing than if more than one does

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On the origins of the concept of natural monopoly

On the origins of the concept of natural monopoly. Manuela Mosca Paris, 2 février 2011 Université Panthéon Assas (Paris 2). Natural monopoly. The most efficient number of firms is one The socially optimal market structure has only one seller

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Fig. 1 A Natural Monopoly

Dollars. Pieces of Clothing per Week. Fig. 1 A Natural Monopoly. A. 15. B. 12. LRATC. C. 5. D Market. 300. 350. Monthly Price per Subscriber. Number of Subscribers. Fig. 2 Demand and Marginal Revenue. $60. A. 50. B. 48. C. 38. 30. F. 20. G. 18. Demand. 5,000. 15,000.

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EC365 Theory of Monopoly and Regulation Topic 8: Regulation of monopoly

EC365 Theory of Monopoly and Regulation Topic 8: Regulation of monopoly. 2013-14, Spring Term Dr Helen Weeds. Lecture outline. 1. Price regulation in theory models of regulation under asymmetric information linear price rules 2. Price regulation in practice

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Natural monopoly: public or private?

Natural monopoly: public or private?. Nationalisation and privatisation. Nationalisation the acquisition of private companies by the public sector Privatisation the return of state enterprises to private ownership and control. The monopoly would produce where MC=MR, with output

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Alternatives to Regulation of Natural Monopoly

Alternatives to Regulation of Natural Monopoly. Franchise Bidding & Public Ownership. Franchise Bidding. Competing providers “bid” prices for service in a given area/time period With “enough” competition, P = AC of lowest cost provider without regulation Lack of competition => inflated AC

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The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection

The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection. Where natural selection occurs. Fundamental patterns of intraspecific natural selection. Disruptive. Rare. Carnivores. Consume nutritionally-rich prey. Problems involve capture Some prey d efensive signals: Aposomatic coloring - Warning colors.

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Optimal Pricing for Natural Monopoly

Optimal Pricing for Natural Monopoly. Marginal Cost pricing implies losses and the need for subsidy Optimal second-best pricing (Ramsey Pricing). Ramsey Pricing. Cross-Subsidization and Ramsey Pricing. Stand-Alone Cost test (SAC). The Incremental-Cost Test.

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The Theory of Natural Selection

The Theory of Natural Selection. Artificial Selection. Humans created diversity choosing specific traits to breed Dogs, Crops, Livestock Humans selected (not naturally) traits thought to be advantageous Only inheritable traits can be passed down

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The Austrian Theory of “Unnatural” Monopoly

The Austrian Theory of “Unnatural” Monopoly. Manuela Mosca University of Lecce ESHET-JSHET MEETING 17-20 December 2006 Nice (France). Introduction. This presentation is part of a wider research project concerning the sources of market power in the history of economic thought.

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On the origins of the concept of natural monopoly

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