The market structures that most benefit from Big Data are the competition Monopolistic, which is a type of imperfect competition such that many producers sell products in a market but the products are not identical (heterogeneous products), and they differ from each other by the brand, the quality or the location. In monopolistic competition, a firm takes the prices of its rivals as data and ignores the impact of its own prices on the prices of other companies; and Oligopoly, a market structure in which there are few relevant competitors. Each of them has a certain capacity to influence the market variables (such as price and equilibrium quantity), on the other hand, the one that benefit the least from Big Data is the monopoly, as it is a market structure where there is a single offer a certain good or service, that is, a single company dominates the entire supply market.
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The consumer price index measures the cost of the consumption of a family of living in a typical U.S.
<h3>What is the consumer price index?</h3>
This term is a measure of the average of the weighted measurement of consumption that a family uses. It measures the average of the prices that are spent in consumption.
What is measured basically using this is the cost of goods and services consumed by the family.
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Answer:
30005
Explanation:
Total Revenue equals price multiple to the quantity produced.
Total Profit= Total Revenue -Total Cost= P*Q- (Variable costs +Fixed Costs)
If we considered TR=P*Q,
in the first period it will be: TR=P*Q=6000*5=30000
in the second period it will be= TR=P*Q= 6001*5=30005