The Four Major Competitive Structures Are

question 37

Multiple Choice

The four major competitive structures are

• A) monopolies, oligopolies, oligopolistic monopolies, and pure competition.
• B) pure competition, heavy competition, moderate competition, and light competition.
• C) brand, product, total budget, and generic.
• D) oligopolies, monopolies, monopolistic competition, and pure competition.
• E) monopolies, limited competition, oligopolistic competition, and pure competition.

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