The Competitive Structure of an Industry Refers to the

question 33

Multiple Choice

The competitive structure of an industry refers to the

• A) number of segments in the industry.
• B) number and size distribution of companies in the industry.
• C) the number of consumers in the industry.
• D) number of competing products in the industry.
• E) form that competition in the industry takes.

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