Competitive Price-Taker Markets Are Characterized by

question 188

Multiple Choice

Competitive price-taker markets are characterized by

• A) firms that all produce the same product.
• B) a small number of firms in the market.
• C) firms that are large relative to the size of the market.
• D) widespread use of advertising as a competitive weapon.

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Definitions:

Consideration

in contract law, refers to something of value given by both parties to a contract that induces them to enter into the agreement to exchange mutual performances.

Merchant

An individual or company engaged in the business of buying and selling goods or services with the intent of making a profit.

Insanity

A mental disorder so severe that it prevents someone from having legal capacity or from being held responsible for their actions, often used as a defense in criminal trials.

Legal Effect

The consequences that a law or legal action imposes on the rights, status, or obligations of the parties involved.