Business Development: Market Structure and Business Types

This presentation provides an overview of business types, market structures, and e-marketplaces. It explores various business types like local, national, and global businesses. The presentation also delves into different market structures such as perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and monopoly. Furthermore, it discusses e-marketplaces, including independent, buyer-oriented, and supplier-oriented models, as well as vertical and horizontal e-marketplaces. Finally, the presentation covers different business sectors, including private, public, and third sectors, providing a comprehensive understanding of the business landscape.

The term business can be referred as the activity of
making one’s living along with making money by
producing products and selling products. Many
establishment engages in varied activities such as
commercial, industrial and occupational
Group Poster Oral Presentation
Market structure
Market structure can be defined as how industries are
differentiated and classified based on nature and degree
of competition of goods and services. Following are
some types of market structure.
Perfect competition
Monopolistic competition-
Oligopoly
Monopoly
Types of e-marketplace
Independent e-marketplace
Buyer oriented e-marketplace
Supplier oriented e-marketplace
Vertical and horizontal e-marketplace
References
Kyle, A.S., 2019. Market structure, information, futures
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Jiang, C., D'Alfonso, T. and Wan, Y., 2017. Air-rail
cooperation: Partnership level, market structure and
welfare implications. Transportation Research Part B:
Methodological, 104, pp.461-482.
Types of business
Local Business- It can be defined as an organisation
which provides goods and services to local
population.
National business- It can be referred as an
organisation which operates in a particular country
and offers goods and services to its domestic market
Global business -Global business can be termed as
establishment which operates facilities in various
countries around the world.
Sectors of Business
•Private sector
•Public sector
•Third sector
Conclusion
From the above poster, it has been concluded that
business can be referred as
organisation/establishment which engages in
commercial, occupational or in industrial activities
in order to generate profit.