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Perfect competition 
market 
BUDDHA N. SHRESTHA
Market means a place where there are many buyers and 
sellers with different products who are actively engaged in 
buying and selling acts. 
The price and level of production of a commodity depends 
upon the market structure of its conditions. 
Market structures 
1. Perfect competition 
2. Monopoly 
3. Monopolistic competition 
4. Oligopoly
Perfect competition market 
A perfect competition market refers to the competition 
among the sellers and buyers. Where are large number 
of potential firms and sellers, and large number of 
potential buyers with a homogeneous product and the 
price of the product is determined by the market forces 
in an industry.
Conti… 
There is one price that prevails in the market. All firms sell 
the product at the prevailing price. 
According to Leftwitch, "Perfect competition is a market in 
which there are many firms selling identical product with no 
firm being large enough relative to the entire market so as 
to be able to influence market price." 
Examples of perfect competition: 
Financial markets – stock exchange, currency markets, bond markets
Perfect competition market 
a b c d e f g 
a b c d e f g 
sellers 
buyers.
Symptoms of Competition Market 
(1) Large number of buyers and sellers: There is a large number of 
buyers and sellers of a commodity under perfect competition 
(2) Homogeneous Product: the product sold by the various firms are 
homogeneous. 
(3) Absence of artificial Restrictions: non-existence of any artificial 
restrictions on the demands, supplies, prices of goods and factors of 
productions in the market. There must not be any external intervention 
in price fixation and any controls on the product. 
(4) Free entry and exit: The firms are free to enter or to exit from the 
industry whenever they want to do so. Any firm can enter or leave the 
industry at any time as there are no legal restrictions.
Symptoms of Competition Market 
(5) Perfect knowledge about the market: There is perfect knowledge 
on the part of buyers and sellers about market conditions. The buyers 
and sellers are fully aware of the price prevailing in the market. 
(6) Perfect mobility of the factors of production: It means all the 
factors of production are perfectly mobile under perfectly competitive 
market. Factors will move to the industry which pays the higher 
remuneration. 
(7) Non-Existence of transportation cost: A perfectly competitive 
market also assumes that it is essential that there is no transportation 
cost across different areas of the market. 
8. Firms are profit maximizers.
 The goal of a competitive firm is to maximize the profit. 
 This means that the firm will want to produce the quantity 
that maximizes the difference between total revenue and 
total cost. 
Total Cost = Fixed Cost x Variable Cost 
Total Revenue = Price x Quantity 
Profit 
Firms are profit maximizers.
In the perfectly competitive market, a single market price 
determined by the forces of total demand and total 
supply in market. Every seller or a buyer is a price taker. 
agree Don’t agree 
Rs.50 Rs.50 
seller agree Rs.40 agree 
buyer 
Bargaining is the major weapon of price determine in the competition market.
How is the market price Determined
What happens in a competitive environment 
 Other firms enter the industry to take advantage of profit 
Supply increases – price falls 
 Long run – normal profit made 
Choice for consumer
Advantages of Perfect Competition: 
• High degree of competition helps allocate 
resources to most efficient use 
• Price = marginal costs 
• Normal profit made in the long run 
• Firms operate at maximum efficiency 
• Consumers benefit
Fact is that; 
there is no perfect competition market in the world. It 
is just a hypothetical concept. It is not possible to be 
. BECOUSE it contains 
Large area of market 
Large number of seller and buyers 
Same goods and commodities 
 same quality of goods 
Same purchasing power of buyers 
How it can be possible ?
THANK YOU

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Perfect competition

  • 1. Perfect competition market BUDDHA N. SHRESTHA
  • 2. Market means a place where there are many buyers and sellers with different products who are actively engaged in buying and selling acts. The price and level of production of a commodity depends upon the market structure of its conditions. Market structures 1. Perfect competition 2. Monopoly 3. Monopolistic competition 4. Oligopoly
  • 3. Perfect competition market A perfect competition market refers to the competition among the sellers and buyers. Where are large number of potential firms and sellers, and large number of potential buyers with a homogeneous product and the price of the product is determined by the market forces in an industry.
  • 4. Conti… There is one price that prevails in the market. All firms sell the product at the prevailing price. According to Leftwitch, "Perfect competition is a market in which there are many firms selling identical product with no firm being large enough relative to the entire market so as to be able to influence market price." Examples of perfect competition: Financial markets – stock exchange, currency markets, bond markets
  • 5. Perfect competition market a b c d e f g a b c d e f g sellers buyers.
  • 6. Symptoms of Competition Market (1) Large number of buyers and sellers: There is a large number of buyers and sellers of a commodity under perfect competition (2) Homogeneous Product: the product sold by the various firms are homogeneous. (3) Absence of artificial Restrictions: non-existence of any artificial restrictions on the demands, supplies, prices of goods and factors of productions in the market. There must not be any external intervention in price fixation and any controls on the product. (4) Free entry and exit: The firms are free to enter or to exit from the industry whenever they want to do so. Any firm can enter or leave the industry at any time as there are no legal restrictions.
  • 7. Symptoms of Competition Market (5) Perfect knowledge about the market: There is perfect knowledge on the part of buyers and sellers about market conditions. The buyers and sellers are fully aware of the price prevailing in the market. (6) Perfect mobility of the factors of production: It means all the factors of production are perfectly mobile under perfectly competitive market. Factors will move to the industry which pays the higher remuneration. (7) Non-Existence of transportation cost: A perfectly competitive market also assumes that it is essential that there is no transportation cost across different areas of the market. 8. Firms are profit maximizers.
  • 8.  The goal of a competitive firm is to maximize the profit.  This means that the firm will want to produce the quantity that maximizes the difference between total revenue and total cost. Total Cost = Fixed Cost x Variable Cost Total Revenue = Price x Quantity Profit Firms are profit maximizers.
  • 9. In the perfectly competitive market, a single market price determined by the forces of total demand and total supply in market. Every seller or a buyer is a price taker. agree Don’t agree Rs.50 Rs.50 seller agree Rs.40 agree buyer Bargaining is the major weapon of price determine in the competition market.
  • 10. How is the market price Determined
  • 11. What happens in a competitive environment  Other firms enter the industry to take advantage of profit Supply increases – price falls  Long run – normal profit made Choice for consumer
  • 12. Advantages of Perfect Competition: • High degree of competition helps allocate resources to most efficient use • Price = marginal costs • Normal profit made in the long run • Firms operate at maximum efficiency • Consumers benefit
  • 13. Fact is that; there is no perfect competition market in the world. It is just a hypothetical concept. It is not possible to be . BECOUSE it contains Large area of market Large number of seller and buyers Same goods and commodities  same quality of goods Same purchasing power of buyers How it can be possible ?