A market is said to be concentrated when:

a. the degree of competition in the market increases.
b. many firms supply to a small number of consumers.
c. the firms producing identical goods are clustered in a particular location.
d. a firm or a few firms are able to dictate the competitive conditions in a market.
e. there is a huge immigration of workers from neighboring areas.


d

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