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    An Industry Comprising 40 Firms, None of Which Has More
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An Industry Comprising 40 Firms, None of Which Has More

Question 2

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An industry comprising 40 firms, none of which has more than 3 percent of the total market for a differentiated product, is an example of


A) monopolistic competition.
B) oligopoly.
C) pure monopoly.
D) pure competition.

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