Firms in a perfectly competitive market are able to produce as many products as they want. How do they determine how many to make? Monopolies can charge as much as they want for a good but what is the tradeoff for the high price they receive? Oligopolies produce at a quantity and price that is different than Perfect Competition and Monopolies, why does this happen? Use graphs to demonstrate your answers to the first two markets and use a duopoly table example for an Oligopoly.

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