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Economics, 6/e
Stephen L. Slavin

Oligopoly

Chapter 25 - Oligopoly



1

Prices set by large corporations for relatively long periods of time are called prices.
2

At the opposite end of the competitive spectrum from cutthroat competition is .
3

If an industry had 20 firms and each had the same market share, that industry would have a concentration ratio of .
4

If an industry had two firms which shared the market equally, that industry would have a Herfindahl-Hirschman index of .
5

When the prime rate is set by big banks, this is a form of price .