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STOPOVER 4

1. FORM –

-Luxury car

-Cellphones

2. PLACE –

-Warehouse/ Car factories

-Phone Factories

3. TIME –

-Selling Halo halo during summer

-Umbrella every rainy days

4. INFORMATION –

-Manual of every product

-Cellphone Settings

5. POSSESSION –

-Buying things that doesn’t needed

-Motor for Display

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If oligopolists compete fiercely, they may end up behaving like perfect competitors, driving down costs and resulting in zero profits for all. If oligopolists work together, they can effectively act as a monopoly, raising prices and earning consistently high levels of profit.

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FORM
-SAND TO GLASS
-WOOL TO FABRIC

PLACE
-PHARMACIES NEAR HOSPITALS
-FUNERAL SERVICES NEAR HOSPITALS

TIME
-SELLING FIREWORKS BEFORE NEW YEAR
-BEACH OUTFITS EVERY SUMMER

INFORMATION
-PROPER USE OF A WASHING MACHINE
-NUTRITION FACTS

POSSESSION
-GCASH FOR PAYMENTS
-ORDERING A PRODUCT VIA SHOPEE/LAZADA

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JOCSON, AINA LOUISE
CEAT-08-601E

FORM
- Log to paper
-Grapes to wine

PLACE
- Seafood restaurant near seaport
- Hotels near airports

TIME
- Halloween costume on November
- Chocolates and flowers on valentines day

INFORMATION
- Instructions on how to apply cosmetics
- Effectiveness of a certain drug

POSSESSION
- Cars for transportation
- Phones for communication

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Niloban,Bernard Wilson S.

1. Form
- Eggs, milk, butter, flour, sugar, oil, and chocolate make CUPCAKES
- Gold to necklace

2. Place
- Food restaurant near school universities
- Fast food near Sm

3. Time
- Opening of bar every night
- Selling Christmas tree in December

4. Information
- Service representatives
- Dial-up consulting

5. Possession
- Insurance
- Contract

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Niloban,Bernard Wilson S.

If oligopolists compete hard, they may end up acting very much like perfect competitors, driving down costs and leading to zero profits for all. If oligopolists collude with each other, they may effectively act like a monopoly and succeed in pushing up prices and earning consistently high levels of profit.

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Albanez, Ashley Kyle M.
CEIT-08-601E

1. FORM
Wood - furniture
Clays - flower pots

2. PLACE
Watsons at Malls
Resto Bar near Apartments and Condo

3. TIME
Grand Christmas Sale starting on December 20
Selling flowers and candles before UNDAS

4. INFORMATION
Importance of doing research to avoid fake news and misinformation
Importance of watching political debates to know who's fit in to the position.

5. POSESSION
Online stores by applications
Internet through wi-fi or cellular data.

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DE LARA, MHARK ROWIL

1. FORM
A. MARBLE- TO MAKE FURNITURES
B. COCOON - TO MAKE CLOTHES

2. PLACE
A. FOOD BOOTH - NEAR PLAZA
B. SCHOOL SUPPLIES STORE - INSIDE RTU CAMPUS

3. TIME
A. SELLING FLOWERS AND CHOCOLATES ON VALENTINE'S DAY FEBRUARY 14
B. SELLING CANDLES ON NOVEMBER 1

4. INFORMATION
A. IMPORTANCE OF HAVING UMBRELLA SUNNY DAYS OR RAINY DAYS
B. IMPORTANCE OF HAVING CELLPHONE TO COMMUNICATE

5. POSSESION
A. THE USE OF EARPHONES
B. THE USE OF FACEMASKS

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DE LARA, MHARK ROWIL

Oligopoly act more like a perfectly competitive firm when oligopolists compete hard, they may end up acting very much like perfect competitors, driving down costs and leading to zero profits for all. If oligopolists collude with each other, they may effectively act like a monopoly and succeed in pushing up prices and earning consistently high levels of profit.

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ALBANEZ, ASHLEY KYLE M.

Oligopolies is a competitive firm, they become a perfect competitor when they acquire themselves to compete hard. They drive costs down and lead to zero economic profits to their rivals. Their strategies are like monopoly when they work together to raise prices and gain large profits. Through this, consumers has no choice but to accept the agreements and changes.

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Gondraneos, Kristine Dianne B.
Stopover #4
FORM- Shoes made from fabric and rubber, thread, needle, glue.
PLACE - Mobile Service
TIME- Selling Christmas decorations
on December
INFORMATION - Online consult
POSSESSION - New gadgets

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GONDRANEOS, KRISTINE DIANNE B.
STOPOVER #2

If oligopolists compete hard, they may end up acting very much like perfect competitors, driving down costs and leading to zero profits for all. If oligopolists collude with each other, they may effectively act like a monopoly and succeed in pushing up prices and earning consistently high levels of profit.

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STOP OVER 4

Write/type 2 more examples of each type of utility directly on your Padlet tab:

1. FORM

- Water to become ice candies

- Wood to become charcoals

2. PLACE

- ATM inside malls

- computer shop near schools

3. TIME

- opening of beach resorts during summer

- selling flowers and chocolates every February

4. INFORMATION

- itinerary package description in Boracay Trip

- benefits of drinking green tea

5. POSSESSION

- using beep cards in train stations

- using vouchers in online shopping

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Jhanina Christiana Lois A. Hernandez

CEIT-08-601E

1.      FORM

·         Clays are used to produce ceramics, which are then turned into tiles.

·         Polymers are made to produce rubber, which is then used to manufacture running shoes.

2.      PLACE

·         Korean Mart

·         Home Furniture Retailers

3.      TIME

·         Selling Korean popular merchandise prior to the album's release

·         Selling fireworks during New Year

4.      INFORMATION

·         The importance of acquiring a laptop for online learning.

·         The convenience of using vacuum cleaner for individuals who suffer from allergic rhinitis.

5.      POSSESION

·         Online Shopping (Shopee, Lazada, Amazon)

·         Purchasing premium subscriptions such as Netflix, Spotify, and even YouTube Premium.

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ESPLANA, LESTER NIEL RAY L.
CEIT-08-601E
STOPOVER #4

1.      FORM – Sand to make glass then windows

2.      PLACE – School Supply near RTU Campus

3.      TIME – Selling Ice cream or Ice candy on summer

4.      INFORMATION – Importance of using alcohol and hand soap during this pandemic

5.      POSSESSION – The shop is near to your house

1.      FORM – Stone to make Hollow blocks then Wall

2.      PLACE – Convenient Store near Call Center company

3.      TIME – Selling 🤬 bumbong on December

4.      INFORMATION – Commercial advertising of product

5.      POSSESSION – The use of online shopping application

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ESPLANA, LESTER NIEL RAY L.
CEIT-08-601E

When does an oligopoly act more like a perfectly competitive firm, and when does it act more like a monopolist?

ANSWER: If oligopolists compete fiercely, they may behave almost precisely like perfect rivals, pushing down costs and resulting in zero profits. If oligopolists work together, they can effectively act as a monopoly, raising prices and reaping consistently high-profit levels.

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Bagsican, Elline Roselet D.

CEIT-08-601E

STOP OVER 4

1. FORM – Stones to make construction materials then decorative objects

2. PLACE – Food restaurant near school universities

3. TIME – Selling a back-to-school supplies starting on the month of June

4. INFORMATION – The importance of using alcohol for safety and hygiene purposes

5. POSSESSION – Online grocery shopping

1. FORM – Textiles to make threads then clothes

2. PLACE – Convenient stores near residences

3. TIME – Selling a swim wear during summer

4. INFORMATION – The importance of using hand soap and tissues, especially during this pandemic.

5. POSSESSION – The use of wifi or cellular data

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Bagsican, Elline Roselet D.

CEIT-08-601E

STOP OVER 2

When does an oligopoly act more like a perfectly competitive firm, and when does it act more like a monopolist?

Answer: If oligopolists compete aggressively, they may behave more like perfect competitors, driving costs down and resulting in zero profits for all. On the other hand, if oligopolists work together, they can effectively act as a monopoly, driving up prices and making continuously large profits.

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Victoriano, Jophet S.
1.FORM

a. Aluminum use to make tin cans.
b. Mango use to make pies, jam, and juice.

2.PLACE

a.Tnc Internet Cafe  in front of RTU main gate.
b.888 Billiards at Talumpong st, Mandaluyong City

3.TIME

a. Payday sale on pay days
b. Selling cold beverages in the summer season.

4.INFORMATION

a. It costs sixty pesos to rent a four -hour computer at TNC.

5.POSSESION
a. The use of tnc account to save or load time.

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Victoriano, Jophet S.

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Victoriano, Jophet S.

When does an oligopoly act
more like a perfectly competitive
firm, and when does it act more
like a monopolist?

-An oligopoly functions are more like a monopoly. For example, when a company is perfectly competitive,
it becomes increasingly competitive. Attempting to outperform the competition
different oligopolies it develops into. On the other hand, when it comes to monopolies, it's more like a monopolist co-operates with oligopolies.

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TICOD, NADINE ALIYAH S.

1. FORM
- Making coffee using ground beans and milk
- Using copper wires and saltwater to make battery

2. PLACE
- Fast food chain near Maginhawa st.
- Wet market along EDSA

3. TIME
- Vendors selling taho early in the morning everyday.
- Selling of 🤬 bumbong during Christmas season.

4. INFORMATION
- The proper dress code upon entering the school.
- The date of vaccination rollout in the NCR Region

5. POSSESSION
- Land title
- Sending/receiving money online thru paymaya or gcash

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Medrano, Marlyn E.

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FRANCISCO, MIGUEL DOMINIC O.

1.      FORM

1.1.           Crude oil makes fuel

1.2.           Crude oil makes lubricants

2.      PLACE

2.1.           Sampaguita vendors near churches

2.2.           Funeral Home/Funeral parlor/Mortuary near a Cemetery

3.      TIME

3.1.           Selling Tikoys during New Year/Chinese New Year

3.2.           Selling School Supplies during start of School Year

4.      INFORMATION

4.1.           Instructions on how to ride the MRT (including different stations)

4.2.           Instructions on how to pay bills online

5.      POSSESSION

5.1.           The use of senior citizen cards to have discounts

5.2.           The use of PWD cards to have discounts

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FRANCISCO, MIGUEL DOMINIC O.

When does an oligopoly act more like a perfectly competitive firm, and when does it act more like a monopolist?

- An oligopoly acts more like a perfectly competitive firm when it becomes more competitive, trying to be better than the other oligopolies. It becomes more like a monopolist when it colludes with other oligopolies.

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Medrano, Marlyn E.
1. Form
-Buckskin to make leather jackets
-Sugar and lemon juice to make wax hair removal
2. Place
- Condominium near in university
-Fast-food inside the mall
3. Time
-Selling school supplies for upcoming face-to-face classes
-Selling fireworks on New Year
4. Information
-The Importance of Business Workshops in Starting a Business
- The Procedure for Baking a Cake
5. Possession
-Renewal of Driver's License
-Transferring a Real Property to a New Owner

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MEDRANO, MARLYN E.

When does an oligopoly act more like a perfectly competitive firm, and when does it act more like a monopolist?

-An oligopoly is distinguished from a perfectly competitive market in that each firm in an oligopoly must consider its interdependence. Then oligopolies can reduce market competition, lowering costs and resulting in no profit for everyone.

-When oligopoly firms decide that they’re going to cooperate, they’re going to behave a lot more like a monopoly than they will as competitors. So, oligopolies act as monopolies when in a particular market they negotiate what quantity to produce and what price to charge. If they behave like one company and they’re behaving there, they’ll have a market structure that’s much closer to a monopoly than to competition.

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ALARCIO, EILEEN C.
CEAT-08-601E

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ALARCIO, EILEEN C.
CEAT-08-601E

1. FORM

• Making a cake out of sugar, flour, baking powder, egg, and emulsifier.
• Actors, cameramen, and writers to create a television drama.

2. PLACE

• A store that sells candle and flowers near a cemetery.
• A pharmacy outside a hospital.

3. TIME

• Selling firecrackers during New Year's Day.
• Selling of halo-halo during summer.

4. INFORMATION

• Why insurance is important.
• The role of laptop in online classes.

5. POSSESSION

• Leasing
• Credit purchase

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ALARCIO, EILEEN C.
CEAT-08-601E

https://depts.washington.edu/matseed/mse_resources/Webpage/Ceramics/ceramics.htm

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ALARCIO, EILEEN C.
CEAT-08-601E

Ferocious competition takes place when a company does not have a lot of competitors in the market. When this happens, an oligopolistic competition is formed. In this market structure, the companies usually keep track of each other’s prices, products, or services. This will be easy for the companies involved as there are only a few of their kind in the market. However, this type of market structure, although it has its own characteristics, can take on the characteristics of two of its fellow market structures, namely perfect competition and monopoly. The first one happens when two companies with identical products compete together, while the latter one occurs when a single company dominates the whole market by being the only seller of a good or service. Let us talk about how oligopoly can turn into either one of the two. When oligopolists compete fiercely with their competitors, oligopolistic competition becomes perfect competition.This means that since oligopolists’ products are pretty much the same; they have to come up with something to make their product more appealing to the consumers. They mostly compete on price. They check on each other’s prices in order to know how they should set their own. This can somehow lead to a very small profit due to driving down costs. Here, the two just compete, not coordinating at all. When these oligopolists coordinate, the market structure changes to a monopoly. When two companies with unique products come together, they can act like a bigger player. They can set their own prices and take favorable actions like limiting the products and pushing up the prices. Through collusion, they can control the market and earn higher profits.

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ALARCIO, EILEEN C.
CEAT-08-601E

https://books.google.com.ph/books?id=a5xjc73xzqAC&pg=PA61&lpg=PA61&dq=assets%20for%20handloom&source=bl&ots=Q2TnikzgRV&sig=ACfU3U1JDbvcjSddmPUB5Gt-54S-mj6Y5Q&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj2vPjEhM32AhWTrlYBHd0NCH0Q6AF6BAhCEAM&fbclid=IwAR3RIIDc_H7ci7dSg3dU6lIBnnibkxwxSYDvfGoywVMcwrJvZ4Hxu1lqWdU#v=onepage&q=assets%20for%20handloom&f=false

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Rodillas, Hannah P.

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Canaria, Patricia Gae C.

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CANARIA, PATRICIA GAE C.

CEIT-08-601E

When does an oligopoly act more like a perfectly competitive firm, and when does it act more like a monopolist?

- Oligopoly sometimes act more like a monopoly if companies coordinate or collude in which they have control in the production and in the prices of their products or services.

- Oligopoly is sometimes like a perfect competition wherein only few companies compete hard resulting to lowering the price of the products or services.

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PINEDA, SHANIA M.

1. FORM – Sugar to make candy; Glass to window, mirror, TV screen, tableware

2. PLACE – Convenience Store; Fast Food Chains

3. TIME – Selling Swimwear on summer; Jackets on winter

4. INFORMATION - Salespeople explain features of products; Advertising informs consumers about products

5. POSSESSION – Use of online banks such as G-cash for money transfer of purchasing online; Layaway Plan

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PINEDA, SHANIA M.

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PINEDA, SHANIA M.

If oligopolists compete fiercely, they may end up behaving more like perfect rivals, driving costs down and resulting in zero profits for all. If oligopolists work together, they can effectively behave as a monopoly, driving up prices and making continuously large profits.

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PINEDA, SHANIA M.

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CANARIA, PATRICIA GAE C.

CEIT-08-601E

5 Types of Utility and examples

1. FORM - Orange peel to make insecticide; Orange peel to make oil

- Stainless steel to make machine; Stainless steel to make straw

2. PLACE - Pharmacy near hospital

- Stationery store near school

3. TIME - Selling flower on or before February 14

- Selling costumes on or before October 31

4. INFORMATION - Importance of internet especially nowadays

- Importance of vitamins in our body

5. POSSESSION - The use of online banking

- The use of Paypal

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Canaria, Patricia Gae C.

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Canaria, Patricia Gae C.

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Medrano, Marlyn-STOP OVER #1

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Rodillas, Hannah P.
1. Form - Strawberries to frozen strawberries; Strawberries to make strawberry jam
- Bamboo tree to make bahay kubo; bamboo tree to make kitchen utensils

2. Place- Cafe near business offices
- inflatable floater besides the beach

3. Time - Selling Halo-halo on summer
- Selling heart-shaped chocolates in February.

4. Information - The importance of having a fire extinguisher at any place.
- How to activate the Simcard?

5. Possession - Use of beep card
- Convenience of paying bills using G-cash

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Rodillas, Hannah P.

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RODILLAS, HANNAH P.

When does an oligopoly act more like a perfectly
competitive firm, and when does it act more like a monopolist?

When it's a duopoly with only two major players fiercely competing with each other, oligopoly behaves more like perfect competition.

When individual players agree to coordinate, oligopoly acts more like a monopoly, and by coordinating or colluding, they can now act as bigger players.

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EECO_MODULE 01 STOP OVER  05 IGAT, MA. GEMALENE S.

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In oligopoly market, the product may be homogenous or differentiated while in monopolistic market, the product are differentiated.

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1. FORM - any color of crayons to make a lipstick, fruits to wine
2. PLACE -  Puregold near Maharlika, Q.C, Mang Inasal near Shaw Bld.
3. Time - selling halo-halo on summer, hoarding in the midst of pandemic
4. Information - Sharing the Gospel formula Acts 2:38, how to make a chiffon cake
5. Possession - Rolex, Different ID's

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When does an oligopoly act more like a perfectly competitive firm, and when does it act more like a monopolist?

If few competitors are coordinating, colluding with each other and they have a formal agreement to collude-we call them a cartel so their behavior  is much more close to monopoly.

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