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Economists define a market to be competitive when the firms
Horizontal Differentiation
Products differ in ways that make them better for some people and worse for others.
Vertical Differentiation
A product difference that, from everyone’s perspective, makes a product better than rival products.
Vertical Differentiation
A market condition in which products are differentiated based on quality and features, where the products are ranked from best to worst by consumers.
Better Perspective
An improved or more comprehensive way of looking at or understanding a situation or concept.
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