Firms in an Industry Are Unlikely to Have Pricing Power

question 98

Multiple Choice

Firms in an industry are unlikely to have pricing power if:

• A)elasticity of demand for the product is high.
• B)the product is not homogeneous.
• C)the firms' elasticity of supply is high.
• D)there are barriers to entry in the market.

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