"A market is said to be perfectly competitive when consumers can tell that some products are of better quality than others." Do you agree or disagree? Why?

What will be an ideal response?


Disagree. A market is perfectly competitive when firms produce homogeneous products and consumers cannot differentiate the quality of the products produced by different firms.

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Which statement about oligopoly isĀ false?

A. Prices in oligopoly are predicted to fluctuate widely and frequently. B. One firm's behavior is a function of what its rivals do. C. Oligopolistic firms recognize their interdependence. D. A few firms play an important role in the sale of a product.

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During the housing bust that began in 2006, the fewest foreclosures were among people with ______ mortgages.

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