Urbanization is easy to understand, that is, gradually turning rural areas into towns. This is a process of urbanization and urbanization. Geographically, it is estimated that I have studied the economic principles involved in the process of urbanization, such as the influence of changing market conditions and policies on the market. When this area gradually changed from an ordinary rural area to an urbanized area, what happened to its industry competition? Is it in a state of complete competition or monopoly? It is still a semi-monopoly state, and these are even economic problems, but the so-called economics is too big.
Let's look at a small aspect. The change of market conditions in the process of urbanization leads to the change of market environment. Because of the gradual development from rural areas to cities, the population is further concentrated and the market is further concentrated, it is possible to gradually change from a completely competitive market to a monopoly market. This is very elementary and simple knowledge in economics, because a monopolized market means that there are few sellers, who can use the formulation of market rules to determine the price of this product. In a perfectly competitive market, everyone decides the price of this commodity.
The change of market situation also involves a detail, that is, your pricing strategy is in a completely competitive market environment. What kind of price can a merchant set to maintain its basic profit margin, and he can get the price nailed to it. What is the relationship between the average profit of the whole industry, its marginal cost, its short-term average cost, long-term average cost, short-term market equilibrium and long-term market equilibrium of prices? Economics involves a lot of data and rules.