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    The Apparent Stickiness of the Price of Goods Sold by Oligopolists
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The Apparent Stickiness of the Price of Goods Sold by Oligopolists

Question 54

Question 54

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The apparent stickiness of the price of goods sold by oligopolists can be explained by the


A) contestable markets model.
B) sales maximization model.
C) kinked demand curve model.
D) entry deterrence model.

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