

The structure of the market will influence the way in which firms behave: for instance their pricing and output decisions and how they compete with each other (eg advertising, branding). The others are imperfect, or monopolistic competition oligopoly monopoly. Perfect Competition is one of four possible ways in which a market is structured. Conflicts and Trade-Offs Between Objectives and Policies.Equilibrium Levels of Real National Output.The Benefits and Costs of Economic Growth.The Characteristics of Aggregate Demand.The UK Economy - Performance and Policies.


