The Product-Variety Externality and the Business-Stealing Externality Are Both Spillover

question 164

True/False

The product-variety externality and the business-stealing externality are both spillover benefits of new firms entering a monopolistically competitive market.

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Definitions:

One Seller

Indicates a market structure known as a monopoly, where a single company or entity controls the entire supply of a product or service, facing no competition.

Few Substitutes

Describes a market condition where there are limited alternative products or services, often leading to higher prices and less competition.

Barriers To Entry

Factors that prevent or restrict new competitors from easily entering an industry or area of business.

Barriers To Exit

Factors that prevent or deter a firm from leaving a market or industry, including high exit costs or contractual obligations.