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Second Lesson: Economy and Market
Second Lesson: Economy and Market
ENTERPRISE (1/2)
• Economic
• Activity
• Organized
• To Produce, Transform, Trade GOODS or SERVICES
• In Coherence with the Social Object
• To create ECONOMIC VALUE for the STAKEHOLDERS
Two prisoners are retained in two different, not communicating jails ; they
are accused of the same crime.
Their possible defensive strategies are the following :
SPEAK (accusing the other prisoner)
BE SILENT
If they both remain silent the judge will give them both a light penalty (2
years) ; If one prisoner SPEAKS and the other REMAINS SILENT the
former will have no penalty (0) and the latter a heavy penalty (10 years); if
they both SPEAK they will deserve an intermediate penalty (4 years)
For both prisoners the strategies “p” have, individually (Nash
Equilibrium) A BETTER UTILITY, because the total risk of prison is
equal to 4, while the strategies “t” have a total risk of 12.
In a COALITION view, on the contrary, the strategy “t” is the best one.
P2
PE PE
P1
REQUEST Curve
No externalities
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Contestable Markets (Mercati Contendibili)
Those markets that, even though they do not respect all the conditions for
a perfect competition, can be considered Competitive Markets: these
markets are featured by easy new entries and exits, without losing assets.
In such a case every new entry to the market has an effect on the
behaviours of the Competitors.
= ( dq / q ) % : (dp / p ) (%)
= (dq / dp ) x (p / q)
Elastic Demand
Anelastic Demand See next
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Fully anelastic demand