An Important Distinction Between Perfect Competition and Monopoly Is That

question 178

Multiple Choice

An important distinction between perfect competition and monopoly is that in

• A) perfect competition, there is no distinction between the firm and the industry.
• B) perfect competition, the firm is the industry.
• C) monopoly, the firm faces the market demand curve.
• D) monopoly, the firm produces less than the total quantity supplied.

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