The Feature That Distinguishes Perfect Competition from Monopolistic Competition Is

question 233

Multiple Choice

The feature that distinguishes perfect competition from monopolistic competition is that perfectly competitive firms are

• A) large relative to the market.
• B) price takers.
• C) able to block the entry of other firms.
• D) unable to differentiate their products.

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Definitions:

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