Multiple Choice
When an economist says an oligopoly has a "small" number of firms,the economist means:
A) exactly 1.
B) exactly 2, 3, or 4.
C) few enough to allow for interdependence.
D) few enough to allow for perfectly inelastic demand curves.
E) few enough to allow for four stages of industry development.
Correct Answer:
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