Theory of industrial markets test, 60 questions.
Question 1. Definition of industrial organization.
1. Theory of industrial markets - a part of modern economic theory, koto-ing studying laws of formation of market structure, the dependence of strategic behavior of the firm and its performance on the characteristics of the markets.
2. Theory of industrial markets examines the place and role of the company in the economy
3. Theory of industrial markets is studying laws of formation of market structure
Question 2. What is the field of study of discipline "Theory of industrial markets"?
1. The field of study of discipline "Theory of industrial markets" is Xia: the organization of individual markets and industries
2. The scope of the study discipline "Theory of industrial markets" is Xia: the organization of individual markets and industries, the activities of firms in otras-li, the impact of their decisions on the industry organization, the odds-ming patterns of different market structures, the principles of behavior of firms in the various markets, the results their behavior for the entire economy, sectoral policy options.
3. Areas of study discipline "Theory of industrial markets" are an economic analysis of the market structures.
Question 3. The subjects of the study discipline "Theory of industrial markets," NE-one to ...
1. The discipline "Theory of industrial markets," explores the mostly-commodity markets, which are present as subjects of institutions of business, government and households.
2. The study of the interaction of market players within commodity production organization, and is the subject of this discipline.
3. The discipline "Theory of industrial markets," explores the commodity markets.
Question 4: What are the current approaches to the study of organizations in the industry, O markets?
1. Basic approaches to the analysis of industrial organization formed Gare vardskoy school.
2. At the beginning of the twentieth century. formed the main approaches to the analysis of the organization otras left-markets: the Harvard School and Chicago School (analysis in terms of theo-Rhee prices).
3. Basic approaches to the analysis of industrial organization formed Chi-kagskoy school.
Question 5. What are the key elements highlighted in Harvard paradigm?
1. At the heart of Harvard paradigm of the following main elements-you: the market structure, the behavior of the company, market performance, the sovereign-tion.
2. In the center of Harvard paradigm of the following main elements, you are: the structure of the market and the state.
3. At the heart of Harvard paradigm of the following main elements, you are: the structure of the market, the behavior of the firm.
Question 6. Theoretical basis of the Chicago approach.
1. Harvard paradigm has been criticized by the Chicago School, whose members characterize the industry market from the standpoint of microeconomics - microeconomic approach.
2. Development of the Chicago approach due to advances in the theory of tse-noobrazovaniya, on the one hand, and with the availability of the statistical infor- mation, at a more detailed micro level - on the other.
3. Chicago approach is based on the fact that the industry is market-Referring to the position of microeconomics
Question 7. The definition of the market.
1. Market - a set of economic relations on the sale of goods at prices determined on the basis of supply and demand as a result of competition.
2. Market - it is the interaction of supply and demand as a result of competition.
3. Market - a set of economic relations on the sale of goods
Question 8. Determination of the industry.
1. The industry is a set of resources and technology.
2. The industry is a set of enterprises producing similar products of pro-using similar resources and similar
Question 10. Is it possible identification industry and market?
1. Identification of the industry and the market is unacceptable, since goods sold pre-acceptance industries may be more or less close substitutes, but can be completely independent goods.
2. Identification of the industry and the market is possible.
3. The identification of the sector and the market is possible, since the goods sold by enterprise-prises industry is substitute products.
Question 11. What types of borders industry market recovered?
1. There are several types of borders the industrial market: food border; BPE-recurrent border; Local border.
2. There are several types of borders branch market: food border; BPE-recurrent border.
3. There are several types of borders branch market: food border; lo-cal borders.
Question 12. What are the criteria for allocating the industry market recovered in the EB-pean Union?
1. In the European Union there are the following selection criteria for the industry market: the rate of change in revenue when the price changes, the price correlation tova-ditch over time, geographical restrictions of the market.
2. In the European Union there are the following selection criteria for the industry market: the correlation of commodity prices over time, the geographical limitations of the market.
3. In the European Union there are the following selection criteria for the industry market: the rate of change in revenue when the price changes, geographic ogre-ness of the market.
Question 13. The main features of the classification of industrial markets.
1. The main features of the classification of industrial markets - are objects of transactions PMC-li - sales, operating conditions, the degree of localization of transactions, types of mutually-imosvyazi, character interaction firms.
2. The main features of the classification of industrial markets - are objects of transactions PMC-li - sale, the nature of the interaction of firms.
3. The main features of the classification of industrial markets - is the degree of localization of transactions, types of relationships, the nature of the interaction of firms.
Question 14. The definition of "barriers to entry" for industrial markets.
1. The entry barriers understand that the nature of the objective factors, which do not prevent new firms to organize profitable production in the industry.
2. The entry barriers understands that objective or subjective factors characterized Tera that inhibit new firms to organize profitable production-tion in the industry.
3. Under the entry barriers to understand the factors that hinder organize production in the industry.
Question 15. The main types of "barriers to entry" for industrial markets.
1. Barriers to entry are divided into two types related to price and non-price strategies of behavior of firms.
2. Barriers to entry are divided into related to price and non-price criteria, the development of firms.
3. Barriers to entry are classified in accordance with the strategies of behavior of firms.
Question 16. The essence of limiting pricing
Question 17. Determination of non-strategic barriers to entry into the industry market.
Question 18. What is the capacity of the industry market? etc.
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