At a higher price of the good, ___ demand

___ goods are goods that aren't consumed at the same time and satisfy the same need

An example of two ___ goods are the car and the fuel

The ___ curve usually slopes downwards from left to right

An example of a ___ good is rice

The ___ curve has a positive association

The greater the quantity of goods produced, ___ supply

The supply is normally more elastic in the ___ term

An example of a supply curve that changes its slope is ___ supply curve

A ___ is the point at which the quantity demanded and the quantity supplied are equal

Any excess of demand would lead to the price ___

In neoclassical economics and microeconomics, ___ describes the perfect way of being of a market in which there are many small companies, all producing homogeneous goods and many consumers

In perfect competition, in the ___ term, it's possible for an isolated company to obtain extraordinay profit

In perfect competition, in the ___ term, the company will only make a normal profit (zero extraordinary profit)

In many jurisdictions, ___ laws place specific restrictions on monopolies

The forms of appearance of a ___ are: the trust, the cartel and mergers or acquisitions

___ means the disappearance of the acquired company

Statistics show that ___% of acquisitions were unsuccessful

A ___ is a form of market in which only one buyer faces many sellers

When there is a formal collusion agreement, it is known as ___

In perfect competition, the supply curve or each company is conditioned by its ___ costs

The suppliers of labor are the ___

The capital market is the market of ___

OECD means ___