Multiple Choice
What is a difference between oligopoly and monopolistic competition?
A) Oligopolists consider the actions and reactions of their competitors.
B) Oligopolists only compete with monopolists.
C) Monopolistic competitors act like monopolies and oligopolists don't.
D) Monopolistic competitors can make long-run profits.
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