A Monopoly Market Structure Is Characterized by

question 6

Multiple Choice

A monopoly market structure is characterized by

• A) large number of firms, standardized products, easy entry and exit.
• B) large number of firms, differentiated products, easy entry and exit.
• C) small number of firms, standardized or differentiated products, difficult entry.
• D) one firm, an unique product without close substitutes, and impossible entry.
• E) one firm, differentiated product, impossible entry.

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