Lesson 3.6.1
3.6.1 Market dominance Quiz: OCR Business, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What market share threshold legally defines a monopoly in the UK?
- 10%
- 75%
- 25%
- 50%
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Which UK authority is responsible for regulating competition and investigating market dominance?
- ASA
- Ofcom
- FCA
- CMA
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What type of growth occurs when a firm expands using its own internal resources?
- Organic growth
- Conglomerate merger
- External growth
- Horizontal integration
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What is an unrecoverable cost incurred by a business when leaving a market called?
- Fixed cost
- Sunk cost
- Opportunity cost
- Variable cost
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What occurs when two separate companies agree to combine and form one business?
- Demerger
- Organic growth
- Merger
- Acquisition
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What term describes a market structure dominated by a single selling firm?
- Oligopoly
- Monopsony
- Duopoly
- Monopoly
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What strategy involves setting artificially low prices to drive rivals out of business?
- Penetration pricing
- Cost-plus pricing
- Predatory pricing
- Skimming pricing
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Which type of integration occurs between two firms at the same stage of production?
- Conglomerate
- Forward vertical
- Backward vertical
- Horizontal integration
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A pharmaceutical firm holds a twenty-year patent on a drug. What barrier is created?
- Structural barrier
- Financial barrier
- Legal barrier
- Exit barrier
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If a company buys over fifty percent of another firm without management consent, this is a:
- Strategic alliance
- Hostile takeover
- Joint venture
- Friendly merger
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A major supermarket sells petrol below cost to destroy local competitors. Who investigates this?
- CMA
- Trading Standards
- HMRC
- Bank of England
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Heavy advertising spend by dominant manufacturers builds market dominance primarily by creating strong:
- Demographic shifts
- Sunk costs
- Vertical integration
- Brand loyalty
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A car manufacturer acquires a supplier of engine components. What type of integration is this?
- Horizontal
- Forward vertical
- Conglomerate
- Backward vertical
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A dominant company with forty percent market share sets industry prices. What is this power?
- Elastic demand
- Perfect competition
- Price leadership
- Zero entry barriers
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High investment in specialised factory machinery with low resale value forms what type of barrier?
- Regulatory barrier
- Exit barrier
- Dynamic barrier
- Trade barrier
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Two competing airlines secretly meet to set minimum passenger fares. What is this illegal activity?
- Collusion
- Diversification
- Synergy
- Takeover
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Which outcome is a potential benefit to consumers when a firm gains market dominance?
- Restricted choice
- Higher prices
- Reduced innovation
- Economies of scale
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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
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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
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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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