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    If an Oligopolist Cuts the Prices of Its Products
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If an Oligopolist Cuts the Prices of Its Products

Question 4

Question 4

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If an oligopolist cuts the prices of its products,


A) customers will switch to a rival firm.
B) customers will remain unchanged in number.
C) customers will switch from rival firms to buy from them.
D) rival firms will not react.

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