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| The ______to entry include any factor that makes it difficult for a new firm to enter the market. |
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| In an oligopoly, the dominant firms could work together to control the price. |
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| A large corporation where the headquarters are in one country with subsidiaries. |
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| A way to attract customers through style, service in this competition. |
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| Institution that functions much like a business but does not operate to make a profit. |
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| A government payment to support a business or market. |
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| A semi-independent business that pays fees to a parent company. |
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| All items to whicha business or household holds legal claim. |
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| The sole owner of a business. |
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| This type of liability is where the owner is responsible for the company's debt relative to the size ofhis or her initial investment. |
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| The American Bar association is an example of this type of non-profit organization. |
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| The Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890 was passed to control this market structure. |
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| This type of monopoly is acceptable, in particular, when dealing with utilities in a rural area. |
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| government protection for an inventor's right to make or sell an invention for a specific number of years. |
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