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Economics
 Market
 Perfect competition
 Monopoly
 Types of Monopoly
 Examples of Monopoly
 Oligopoly & examples
 Types of Oligopoly
Made By Bilal Ahmad
bilalahmaaad/facebook.com
Market
In simple words market is a situation in which there are
large numbers of buyers and sellers which are in such a
close contact that buying and selling is determined or
influenced.
Types of market
 There are a variety of different market systems. It is important for
small business owners to understand what type of market system
they are operating in when making pricing and production
decisions, or when determining whether to enter or leave a
particular industry
 There are main five types of markets
1. Perfect competition
2. Imperfect competition
3. Monopoly
4. Monopolistic competition
5. Oligopoly
Perfect Competition
It is a market situation in which there are large
number of buyers and sellers which buy and sell
homogeneous goods.
Monopoly
Monopoly
Monopoly
Monopoly
Monopoly
Monopoly
Monopoly
Monopoly
Monopoly
Monopoly
Monopoly
Monopoly
Monopoly
Monopoly
Types of monopolies
1. Natural monopoly
2. Legal monopoly
3. Social monopoly
4. Self-made monopoly
Natural monopoly
 If major portion of aggregate supply o f a commodity is
produced in some country then that country gets monopoly on
he production of that good.
 Example
Like the gulf state majorly the Saudi peninsula have a monopoly
of oil which means they can control the prices and supply of
oil as they wish
Legal monopoly
 When a firm gets a legal rights to make a commodity and no
other firm has right to make it then it is called legal monopoly
Example
The producers have a legal right of a movie he or she have
produced and if anyone have to make a sequel have to ask a
permission
Social monopoly
 Sometimes government gives full authority for the supply of a
commodity of service to some institutions or firm for the sake
of social welfare it is called social monopoly
Example
For example WAPDA have social monopoly in electricity they
can only supply it to the consumers
Self-made monopoly
 When a few sellers are producing a commodity and they unite
instead of competing with one and other and get control on
the price and supply of commodity its is called self-made
monopoly
Example
Agreement of division of different market (cartel) and agreement
of joint arrangement of resources trust etc.
Monopoly
OLIGOPOLY
The term oligopoly derived from two Greek
words:”oligi” means few and “polien” means
sell.oligopoly is a market structure in which
there is a few sellers and more than two of the
homogeneous or differentiated products.So
oligopoly lies in between monopolistics
compition and monopoly.
For Example:
 We have a example of OPEC which is stand by Organization
of petroleum Exporting Countries this OPEC control by 12
countries and this group of 12 countries had control 79% of
world oil reservers in 2012 according to report.In current
days this group control 44% of oil production in the world
 Since they produce oil only in middle east countries now they
include the countries that are outside the middle east.
 But now They have also made a formal agreement where
they try to restrict output of the oil so that they can get the
price,whatever they want.
Working on oil Production:
Example of Airlines:
 Airlines is another example of oligopoly because in oligopoly
market approaching to perfect compititaion.Major Airlines like
British airways and Air France operate their routes with only
few close competitors.
 On the other hand,small airlines cartering for the
holidaymaker or offering specialist services.
Types Of Oligopoly
 There are two types of oligopoly.
 Pure/perfect Oligopoly
 Imperfect/differentiial Oligopoly

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  • 1. Economics  Market  Perfect competition  Monopoly  Types of Monopoly  Examples of Monopoly  Oligopoly & examples  Types of Oligopoly Made By Bilal Ahmad bilalahmaaad/facebook.com
  • 2. Market In simple words market is a situation in which there are large numbers of buyers and sellers which are in such a close contact that buying and selling is determined or influenced.
  • 3. Types of market  There are a variety of different market systems. It is important for small business owners to understand what type of market system they are operating in when making pricing and production decisions, or when determining whether to enter or leave a particular industry  There are main five types of markets 1. Perfect competition 2. Imperfect competition 3. Monopoly 4. Monopolistic competition 5. Oligopoly
  • 4. Perfect Competition It is a market situation in which there are large number of buyers and sellers which buy and sell homogeneous goods.
  • 19. Types of monopolies 1. Natural monopoly 2. Legal monopoly 3. Social monopoly 4. Self-made monopoly
  • 20. Natural monopoly  If major portion of aggregate supply o f a commodity is produced in some country then that country gets monopoly on he production of that good.  Example Like the gulf state majorly the Saudi peninsula have a monopoly of oil which means they can control the prices and supply of oil as they wish
  • 21. Legal monopoly  When a firm gets a legal rights to make a commodity and no other firm has right to make it then it is called legal monopoly Example The producers have a legal right of a movie he or she have produced and if anyone have to make a sequel have to ask a permission
  • 22. Social monopoly  Sometimes government gives full authority for the supply of a commodity of service to some institutions or firm for the sake of social welfare it is called social monopoly Example For example WAPDA have social monopoly in electricity they can only supply it to the consumers
  • 23. Self-made monopoly  When a few sellers are producing a commodity and they unite instead of competing with one and other and get control on the price and supply of commodity its is called self-made monopoly Example Agreement of division of different market (cartel) and agreement of joint arrangement of resources trust etc.
  • 25. OLIGOPOLY The term oligopoly derived from two Greek words:”oligi” means few and “polien” means sell.oligopoly is a market structure in which there is a few sellers and more than two of the homogeneous or differentiated products.So oligopoly lies in between monopolistics compition and monopoly.
  • 26. For Example:  We have a example of OPEC which is stand by Organization of petroleum Exporting Countries this OPEC control by 12 countries and this group of 12 countries had control 79% of world oil reservers in 2012 according to report.In current days this group control 44% of oil production in the world  Since they produce oil only in middle east countries now they include the countries that are outside the middle east.  But now They have also made a formal agreement where they try to restrict output of the oil so that they can get the price,whatever they want.
  • 27. Working on oil Production:
  • 28. Example of Airlines:  Airlines is another example of oligopoly because in oligopoly market approaching to perfect compititaion.Major Airlines like British airways and Air France operate their routes with only few close competitors.  On the other hand,small airlines cartering for the holidaymaker or offering specialist services.
  • 29. Types Of Oligopoly  There are two types of oligopoly.  Pure/perfect Oligopoly  Imperfect/differentiial Oligopoly