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As a General Rule, Oligopoly Exists When the Four-Firm Concentration

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As a general rule, oligopoly exists when the four-firm concentration ratio

A) equals the Herfindahl index.
B) yields a Herfindahl index below 500.
C) is 40 percent or more.
D) is 50 percent or more.

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