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    A Market Structure Wherein One Firm Among Several Is Dominant
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A Market Structure Wherein One Firm Among Several Is Dominant

Question 162

Question 162

Multiple Choice

A market structure wherein one firm among several is dominant is referred to as


A) unbalanced oligopoly
B) monopolistic competition
C) perfect competition
D) balanced oligopoly
E) monopoly

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