Lesson 3.6.1

3.6.1 Market dominance Quiz: OCR Business, Unit 3

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. What market share threshold legally defines a monopoly in the UK?

    • 10%
    • 75%
    • 25%
    • 50%
  2. Which UK authority is responsible for regulating competition and investigating market dominance?

    • ASA
    • Ofcom
    • FCA
    • CMA
  3. What type of growth occurs when a firm expands using its own internal resources?

    • Organic growth
    • Conglomerate merger
    • External growth
    • Horizontal integration
  4. What is an unrecoverable cost incurred by a business when leaving a market called?

    • Fixed cost
    • Sunk cost
    • Opportunity cost
    • Variable cost
  5. What occurs when two separate companies agree to combine and form one business?

    • Demerger
    • Organic growth
    • Merger
    • Acquisition
  6. What term describes a market structure dominated by a single selling firm?

    • Oligopoly
    • Monopsony
    • Duopoly
    • Monopoly
  7. What strategy involves setting artificially low prices to drive rivals out of business?

    • Penetration pricing
    • Cost-plus pricing
    • Predatory pricing
    • Skimming pricing
  8. Which type of integration occurs between two firms at the same stage of production?

    • Conglomerate
    • Forward vertical
    • Backward vertical
    • Horizontal integration
  9. A pharmaceutical firm holds a twenty-year patent on a drug. What barrier is created?

    • Structural barrier
    • Financial barrier
    • Legal barrier
    • Exit barrier
  10. If a company buys over fifty percent of another firm without management consent, this is a:

    • Strategic alliance
    • Hostile takeover
    • Joint venture
    • Friendly merger
  11. A major supermarket sells petrol below cost to destroy local competitors. Who investigates this?

    • CMA
    • Trading Standards
    • HMRC
    • Bank of England
  12. Heavy advertising spend by dominant manufacturers builds market dominance primarily by creating strong:

    • Demographic shifts
    • Sunk costs
    • Vertical integration
    • Brand loyalty
  13. A car manufacturer acquires a supplier of engine components. What type of integration is this?

    • Horizontal
    • Forward vertical
    • Conglomerate
    • Backward vertical
  14. A dominant company with forty percent market share sets industry prices. What is this power?

    • Elastic demand
    • Perfect competition
    • Price leadership
    • Zero entry barriers
  15. High investment in specialised factory machinery with low resale value forms what type of barrier?

    • Regulatory barrier
    • Exit barrier
    • Dynamic barrier
    • Trade barrier
  16. Two competing airlines secretly meet to set minimum passenger fares. What is this illegal activity?

    • Collusion
    • Diversification
    • Synergy
    • Takeover
  17. Which outcome is a potential benefit to consumers when a firm gains market dominance?

    • Restricted choice
    • Higher prices
    • Reduced innovation
    • Economies of scale
  18. Why might the Competition and Markets Authority block a merger between two dominant retailers?

    • Reduced consumer choice
    • Lower food prices
    • Greater output
    • Increased tax yield
  19. Lower unit costs achieved through large-scale production create which competitive barrier for new entrants?

    • Legal monopoly barrier
    • Exit cost barrier
    • Economies of scale
    • Geographic barrier
  20. What risk do suppliers face when dealing with a single dominant buyer in an industry?

    • Complete independence
    • Higher profit margins
    • Increased bargaining power
    • Monopsony power

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