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    In a Monopoly,the Four-Firm Concentration Ratio Is
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In a Monopoly,the Four-Firm Concentration Ratio Is

Question 118

Question 118

Multiple Choice

In a monopoly,the four-firm concentration ratio is


A) 75 percent.
B) 100 percent.
C) almost zero.
D) 25 percent.
E) 50 percent.

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