Edward Chamberlin Argued That Brand Names

question 564

Multiple Choice

Edward Chamberlin argued that brand names

• A)hampered market efficiency.
• B)were instrumental in enhancing market efficiency.
• C)were useful in enhancing market efficiency when the government enforced the use of exclusive trademarks.
• D)were likely to be more socially efficient when used in conjunction with advertising.

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