21. Which of the signs correspondsto the market of perfect (pure)competition...1. Unlimited number of sellers andbuyers2. Sellers can influence the marketprice3. Access of market participants toeconomic information is difficult4. Differentiated products of thesame name22. The market of oligopolisticcompetition includes ...1. Automotive market2. Clothing market3. The securities market4. The market of agriculturalproducts 23. Inflation is considered as...1. The growth of the price of anygoods2. The increase in the average pricelevel for the year3. The change in the price of goodsfor the year4. The shortage of goods24. Regulation of monetarycirculation is a function of...1. Commercial banks2. Stock exchange3. The Central Bank4. Investment Bank25. With the increase in subsidiesand grants, the supply of goods onthe market...1. Increases2. Reduces3. Remains unchanged4. Decrease in arithmeticprogression

Answer 1 Correct answer is option A- Unlimited number of seller and buyer. Perfect Competition is…

21. Which of the signs corresponds to the market of perfect (pure) competition... 1. Unlimited number of sellers and buyers 2. Sellers can influence the market price 3. Access of market participants to economic information is difficult 4. Differentiated products of the same name 22. The market of oligopolistic competition includes ... 1. Automotive market 2. Clothing market 3. The securities market 4. The market of agricultural products

21. Which of the signs corresponds to the market of perfect (pure) competition... 1. Unlimited number of sellers and buyers 2. Sellers can influence the market price 3. Access of market participants to economic information is difficult 4. Differentiated products of the same name 22. The market of oligopolistic competition includes ... 1. Automotive market 2. Clothing market 3. The securities market 4. The market of agricultural products

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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