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Simplified trend models are generally appropriate for predicting the turning points in an economic time series.
Price and Output Results
The outcomes in terms of price levels and quantity of goods or services produced and sold, often analyzed in context of market conditions or economic policies.
Pure Monopoly Model
An economic model describing a market structure with a single firm dominating the market, without close substitutes for its product, enabling price setting power.
Tacit Understanding
An implicit agreement or understanding that is not formally expressed or written, but is assumed to be shared among the parties involved.
Informal Collusion
A scenario where businesses unofficially agree to certain practices, such as price-setting or market-sharing, without formal agreement, often to reduce competition.
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