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Section 12                                              Differentiation by Style or Type          668
             Market Structures: Imperfect Competition    637         Differentiation by Location               669
                                                                     Differentiation by Quality                669
             Module 64 Introduction to Oligopoly          638     FYI: Any Color, So Long as It’s Black        670
             Understanding Oligopoly                      638     Controversies About Product Differentiation  670
                A Duopoly Example                         638        The Role of Advertising                   670
                Collusion and Competition                 640        Brand Names                               671
                Competing with Prices versus Competing            Module 68 AP Review                          672
                with Quantities                           641     Section 12 Review                            673
             FYI: The Great Vitamin Conspiracy            642
             Module 64 AP Review                          642     Section 13
                                                                  Factor Markets                               679
             Module 65 Game Theory                        644
             Games Oligopolists Play                      644     Module 69 Introduction and Factor Demand     680
                The Prisoners’ Dilemma                    644     The Economy’s Factors of Production          680
                Overcoming the Prisoners’ Dilemma: Repeated          The Factors of Production                 680
                Interaction and Tacit Collusion           647        Why Factor Prices Matter: The Allocation
             FYI: Prisoners of the Arms Race              649        of Resources                              680
             Module 65 AP Review                          650        Factor Incomes and the Distribution of Income  681
                                                                     The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States  681
             Module 66 Oligopoly in Practice              652     Marginal Productivity and Factor Demand      682
             The Legal Framework                          652        Value of the Marginal Product             682
             Tacit Collusion and Price Wars               653        Value of the Marginal Product and Factor Demand  684
                Large Numbers                             653        Shifts of the Factor Demand Curve         686
                Complex Products and Pricing Schemes      654     Module 69 AP Review                          688
                Differences in Interests                  654
                Bargaining Power of Buyers                654     Module 70 The Markets for Land and Capital   690
             FYI: The Art of Conspiracy                   655     Land and Capital                             690
             Product Differentiation and Price Leadership  655       Demand in the Markets for Land and Capital  690
             How Important is Oligopoly?                  656        Supply in the Markets for Land and Capital  691
             Module 66 AP Review                          657        Equilibrium in Land and Capital Markets   692
                                                                  Marginal Productivity Theory                 692
             Module 67 Introduction to Monopolistic               FYI: Help Wanted!                            693
                       Competition                        659
                                                                  Module 70 AP Review                          693
             Understanding Monopolistic Competition       659
                Monopolistic Competition in the Short Run  659    Module 71 The Market for Labor               695
                Monopolistic Competition in the Long Run  661     The Supply of Labor                          695
             FYI: Hits and Flops                          663
                                                                     Work versus Leisure                       695
             Monopolistic Competition versus Perfect Competition  663
                                                                     Wages and Labor Supply                    696
                Price, Marginal Cost, and Average Total Cost  664
                                                                     Shifts of the Labor Supply Curve          697
                Is Monopolistic Competition Inefficient?  665
                                                                  Equilibrium in the Labor Market              698
             Module 67 AP Review                          666
                                                                  FYI: The Decline of the Summer Job           699
                                                                     When the Product Market Is Not Perfectly
             Module 68 Product Differentiation and                   Competitive                               700
                       Advertising                        668
                                                                     When the Labor Market Is Not Perfectly Competitive  700
             How Firms Differentiate Their Products       668


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