In Which Market Structure Do Firms Consider the Actions of Their

question 46

Multiple Choice

In which market structure do firms consider the actions of their rivals when setting prices and output?

• A)monopoly
• B)oligopoly
• C)perfect competition
• D)both monopoly and perfect competition
• E)monopolistic competition

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