The Key Characteristics of a Monopolistically Competitive Market Structure Include

question 182

Multiple Choice

The key characteristics of a monopolistically competitive market structure include

• A)many small (relative to the total market)sellers acting independently.
• B)all sellers sell a homogeneous product.
• C)barriers to entry are strong.
• D)sellers have no incentive to advertise their products.

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