18) The HHI forwherehave (has)of the market isA. monopolistic competition; four firms each; 25%; 10,000B. oligopoly; three firms each; 50%; 5,000OC. oligopoly; two firms each; 50%; 5,000OD. monopoly; one firm; 100%; 100,000

HHI we consider the percentage share of each firm in an industry

18) The HHI for where have (has) of the market is A. monopolistic competition; four firms each; 25%; 10,000 OB. oligopoly; three firms each; 50%; 5,000 OC. oligopoly; two firms each; 50%; 5,000 OD. monopoly; one firm; 100%; 100,000

18) The HHI for where have (has) of the market is A. monopolistic competition; four firms each; 25%; 10,000 OB. oligopoly; three firms each; 50%; 5,000 OC. oligopoly; two firms each; 50%; 5,000 OD. monopoly; one firm; 100%; 100,000

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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