In which case do firms have some control over their price?
a. monopolistic competition and perfect competition
b. oligopoly but not perfect competition
c. perfect competition but not monopoly
d. neither monopolistic competition nor oligopoly
b
Economics
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A) zero-sum game B) prisoners' dilemma C) extensive-form game D) payoff matrix
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What does the hot hand hypothesis have to do with the idea of independent events? How might you test the hot hand hypothesis?
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